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Reforming China`s Government: Fixing the Worst Government in the World

	Reforming China`S Government: Fixing The Worst Government In The World by Charles F. Bingman
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When Mao Zedong came to power in 1949, he created what was arguably "the worst government in the world" - vicious, misguided, and unbelievably wasteful and destructive. After Mao`s death in 1976 his successors began national recovery and government reform. The theology of Communist command/control was abandoned, replaced by a highly successful ... See Moremarket based economy. This book describes the strategies for economic development, government reform, revitalization of the People`s Liberation Army, and the rising tide of urban expansion. But it also documents deliberate and continuing government neglect of education, health care, massive environmental problems and the serious plight of farmers, villages and urban slums.

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Reforming China`S Government: Fixing The Worst Government In The World

by Charles F. Bingman