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problem
through debt-
financed investments in huge mega-
projects to transform physical infrastructures. They are proposing
a far more ambitious project (costing at least $60 billion) than the
already huge Three Gorges Dam to divert water from the Yangtze
to the Yellow River. Astonishing rates of urbanization (no fewer
than forty-two cities have expanded beyond the 1 million popula-
tion mark since 1992) required huge investments of
fixed capital.
New subway systems and highways are being built in major cities,
and 8,500 miles of new railroad are proposed to link the interior to
the economically dynamic coastal zone, including a high-speed
Figure 5.1 The geography of China’s opening to foreign investment in
the 1980s
Source: Dicken,
Global Shift.
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