China

China in BRIICS : What the Future Holds




 * Contents:**
 * 1 || China in BRIICS ||
 * 2 || The Problem ||
 * 4 || The Solution ||


 * A Historical Overview: ** Let us first discuss the history of China's economic and political endeavors to further reflect on the nation's "emerging market" identity today. Observe the following Powerpoint presentation for a historical overview which briefly explores the roots of China's inherent Communist ideology and, more specifically, the abstraction of Maoism:[[image:http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/Entertainment/Images/mao-zedong.jpg width="186" height="245" align="right" caption="Mao Zendong: Leader of the People's Republic of China"]]
 * China's Economic Opportunities:** With a staggering GDP growth rate of 9%—superior to that of both India and Russia (7.09% and 7.3% respectively)—China economically launches ahead of its emerging LDC competitors, paving a path for: viable reformation of the existing regime, further development of infrastructure, improvement of environmental quality, trade with neighboring nations, and perhaps greater liberalization of the Chinese markets. A relevant question arises: How can China plausibly achieve its full economic and political potential in the near future? Such an overarching question promotes investigation of the following article: []

The following table articulates urbanization in China. Notice the exponential increase in migration from rural to urban settings—a phenomenon which prompts, for example, water deficiency for public consumption in urban locations.




 * See Also:**
 * 1) Glossary of Terms
 * 2) [[file:China 2.pptx]]


 * References:**
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 * 3) Virtual versus Real Water Transfers within China


 * Further Reading:**
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