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Anonymous users2024-02-11Reasons for development: 1. With the outbreak of World War II, the Western imperialist powers had no time to interfere in China and relaxed their aggression against China.
2. The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression had not yet broken out in full swing, and Japan's aggression against China was mainly concentrated in the northeast region, which provided a relatively relaxed environment for economic development in the south.
3. The economic policy of the people. For example, the national bourgeoisie with Shanghai as the center supported the people economically, and at the same time, it also put forward the requirements of implementing new economic policies and gaining a greater political voice, and actively set up industries.
Main influencing factors:
1. Political environment, such as whether there is a war.
2. Policy factors, such as whether it is supported.
3. Subjective factors, such as whether people can seek to develop a national capitalist economy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The question is a bit complicated, but I'll try to explain it simply. A national capitalist economy refers to an economic system in a country or region in which local private enterprises blindly defeat the family and investors. It emphasizes the protection of one's economic interests and the development or development of local industries, and is often closely linked to national sovereignty and national identity.
Historically, many countries have experienced waves of nationalism due to various reasons (such as colonialism, wars, etc.), which has fueled the rise of national capitalism. This economic system emphasizes the development and protection of local enterprises, which promotes the development of domestic industries and economic independence. To a large extent, this has formed economic competition and competition for national interests between countries.
Generally speaking, behind the history of the rise of the withered economy of national capitalism, there is not only the problem of the country's dependence on foreign countries, but also the needs and aspirations of domestic development. This concept has had different manifestations and influences throughout the history of countries around the world. Hopefully, this simple explanation will help you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Pre-reign [1927 1936].
Characteristics: Many industries have developed greatly; Products are exported overseas; Gross national product.
Period [1937-1945].
Characteristics: In the occupied areas, the national enterprises that had not had time to move inward were destroyed or annexed by the Japanese army, and the bureaucratic capital swelled rapidly, and the national capital shrank day by day.
Causes: Destruction or brutal annexation by the Japanese army in the occupied areas; The wartime system was implemented in the nationalized areas, and the overall control of the economy was strengthened, and the national enterprises were squeezed.
3. Yuanqin's desperate stage:
1946-1949].
Characteristics: The national industry is in a desperate situation, and factories, mines, and shops have closed down.
Causes: U.S. economic plunder; the squeeze of bureaucratic capital; National** exorbitant taxes and inflation.
Probably not. Although China's national capitalist economy has developed relatively rapidly since its emergence in modern times, because modern China is a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, China's national capitalist economy is obviously "congenitally deficient and acquired." Under the shackles of imperialism, feudalism, and bureaucratic capitalism, it can only survive in the cracks, and in the whole of China, it is still the feudal natural economy that occupies the dominant position. Therefore, China's national capitalist economy has not brought about fundamental changes in China's economic structure.
It was the period of the First World War (1914-1918), during which the Great Powers were busy with the war in Europe and relaxed their economic aggression against China. National capitalism was able to develop rapidly, and this period is therefore called the first period of the development of national capitalism.
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