What Is an Economic Miracle?

The predecessor of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone is Baoan County with a history of more than 1600 years. Shenzhen is also known as "Pengcheng". It is one of the earliest special economic zones in China and a bright pearl in the south of the motherland. She was born in the call of reform and opening up, and she thrived in the sunshine and dew of reform and opening up. It is famous for its "experimental fields" and "windows" for reform and opening up. Its rapid development and tremendous changes have attracted worldwide attention and have been called the "miracle of China."

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Shenzhen

In 1978, China introduced the first "

At the beginning of the establishment of the Special Economic Zone in 1980, "sparrows" became "

Market system promotes rapid economic development

Market system promotes rapid economic development

In Shenzhen, people call this new system the socialist market economic system.

Talent market, labor market,

Over the past three decades, Shenzhen s GDP has grown at an average annual rate of 25.8%, which has laid a solid material foundation for Shenzhen. According to authoritative statistics, Shenzhen created 568.4 billion yuan in 2006.

In the past 30 years, Shenzhen has rapidly emerged from a small town of 30,000 people into a modern metropolis with a population of more than 14 million, with an average annual growth rate of 25.8%, and a cumulative GDP of 5.78 trillion yuan. Shenzhen Port has also Become the world's largest port.

GDP ranks fourth in the country, behind Shanghai's 1029.7 billion yuan, Beijing's 772 billion yuan, and Guangzhou's 606.8 billion yuan. Shenzheners bought 174,000 new cars in 2006; by March 7, 2001, Shenzhen s local license plate Guangdong B had exceeded 1 million.

In 1998, Shenzhen reduced the number of government administrative approval items from 1091 to 628; in 2001, it was reduced to 351 ...

A benign mechanism will inevitably produce benign results. In the face of the international economic situation that has not been optimistic for the past two years, Shenzhen, with its outward-looking characteristics, has "lived up": in 2001, Shenzhen's GDP reached 19.905 billion Yuan, an increase of 13.2%; foreign trade exports of 37.453 billion US dollars, an increase of 8.4%. In the first half of 2001, GDP reached 94.021 billion yuan, an increase of 13.5%, and foreign trade exports reached 20.518 billion yuan, a significant increase of 20%.

According to statistics, from 1980 to 2001, Shenzhen s GDP increased by an average of 29.5% per year, total industrial output value increased by 46.4%, fiscal revenue increased by 39.6%, and foreign trade exports increased by 39.4%, far exceeding the previous federal The speed of development of the "Four Little Dragons" in Germany, Japan, and Asia. In 2001, the city's GDP reached 19.95417 billion yuan, with a per capita GDP of 43344 yuan, equivalent to US $ 5,237, ranking first among large and medium cities in the mainland.