Paths to Reform: The Case of the People's Republic of China
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| Event Date: | Event Title: | Event Description: | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 03/12/221 | The Chinese Empire | The Chinese Empire was ruled by a series of dunasties for more than 2,000 years, beginning in about 221 B.C (Plan to market 1) | |
| 03/12/1949 | The Communist party ruled | The Nationalist Party which ruled the republic was overthrown by the Chinese. Communist Party, led by Mao Zedong, in 1949. (Plan to market 1) | |
| 03/12/1966 | Red Guard Revolution | Young Maoists led a " Red Guard Revolution" in 1966 (Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1967 | Control is restored | Control was restored to some extent in 1967 ( Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1976 | Mao died | Mao died in 1976 (Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1978 | China's Transtion to Market Economy | China's transition to market-based economy began in 1978 (Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1981 | Agriculture increases | Between 1981 and 1984, agriculture grew by about 10 percent per year. (Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1984 | Reforms spread to Urban areas | By 1984 reforms had spread to urban areas. (Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1990 | Small firms are responable | Small firms, many privately owned, have been responsible for much of China's economic growth since 1990 (plan to market 1) | |
| 03/12/1995 | State firms accounted | In 1995, state-owned firms accounted for 40 percent of china's gross industrial output, down from 66 percent in 1985. ( Plan to Market 1) | |
| 03/12/1995 | New Tax Reform | In 1995 the Chinese government insituted a tax reform program designed to raise new revenue to address future problems. (Plan to Market 1) |
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