China’s Long March: From Politics to Economics and From Economics to Politics

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @ougmass
    @ougmass 8 месяцев назад +1

    To what extent you can separate the political, from the economc policy. Technologically, or perhaps mechanically,they are both turning on the back of the same wheel, driving the affaires of the State. Otherwise there will be no synchronization between them. Each one of them is pulling or pushing the other in the same time.. And if you stall the wheel at any point, the whole thing will be at stillstand. You cannot just produce or accumulate products and labor in the kitchen without knowing, who they are , and what they are?, what is the menu? Who is going to cook t? Who is going to eat them? For what occasion? For what purpose? And who is going to pay the bill? And what is the overall net benefit of the whole gathering, not only on the stomach, and perhaps on the spirit, but on all the other social, cultural, and values assets as a distinct attribute of a specific society or civilization.

  • @imansharif5363
    @imansharif5363 8 месяцев назад

    Very interesting experience from politics to economics this line will help me study my turbulent homeland Sudan from politics hopefully into economics a roadmap
    Very interesting lecture thank you so much

  • @Andy-P
    @Andy-P 8 месяцев назад

    Brilliant! I never new China in the 80's was like that!