Guest Editor's Introduction

Keith Forste

Chinese Economy, 2000, vol. 33, issue 5, 3-14

Abstract: The pace of economic growth in Zhejiang has been one of the most rapid of any Chinese province during the reform period. The most prominent feature of the type of economic growth experienced in Zhejiang has been rapid rural industrial development powered by small-scale, crude, low-technology plants, either collectively or privately run, and producing low-grade, cheap consumer products for the country's massive rural market.>sup>1>/sup> Large-scale, comprehensive, and specialist commodity markets, primarily wholesale, serve as centers for the sale and distribution of these products across China, thus forming what has been described as an internally logical relationship between enterprises, products, and markets in the province.>sup>2>/sup>

Date: 2000
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