A compound of this would be the removal of one of the larger barriers to education. The removal of the HuKou system would allow for increased competition among schools in both the students and the institution. Children from poorer families would gain access to some class mobility and be able to find work much easier than before. The removal of the policy would allow for the decrease in the difference in the sex ratio within the country. Though the Chinese have begun to loosen this up, the elimination of the policy would help properly distribute the potential for a labor market such that the economy could begin to expand in a sustainable way. If the Government were to cut the subsidies to the coast, it would allow industry to spread at a normal rate. Along with the removal of the HuKou system and the hoops one needs to jump through to start a business, Chinese businessmen would be able to gain access to new working population. The new freedom found through this would benefit even further from the release of the school system from the heavy government regulation, this would allow the work force more flexibility in how they could study giving the new Chinese businesses labor to match the current technology and capital. The malinvestment hole that came from years of inflationary recklessness will eventually catch up to China. The boom in China has been going on for quite some time, seeing the highest points in their economic history, but that will eventually end in a bust. If China chooses to forego their current communist policy, and embrace freedom and
A compound of this would be the removal of one of the larger barriers to education. The removal of the HuKou system would allow for increased competition among schools in both the students and the institution. Children from poorer families would gain access to some class mobility and be able to find work much easier than before. The removal of the policy would allow for the decrease in the difference in the sex ratio within the country. Though the Chinese have begun to loosen this up, the elimination of the policy would help properly distribute the potential for a labor market such that the economy could begin to expand in a sustainable way. If the Government were to cut the subsidies to the coast, it would allow industry to spread at a normal rate. Along with the removal of the HuKou system and the hoops one needs to jump through to start a business, Chinese businessmen would be able to gain access to new working population. The new freedom found through this would benefit even further from the release of the school system from the heavy government regulation, this would allow the work force more flexibility in how they could study giving the new Chinese businesses labor to match the current technology and capital. The malinvestment hole that came from years of inflationary recklessness will eventually catch up to China. The boom in China has been going on for quite some time, seeing the highest points in their economic history, but that will eventually end in a bust. If China chooses to forego their current communist policy, and embrace freedom and
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