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on those medium to large enterprises which are of some
national importance and can serve as a model for development in their respective industries or sectors. Efforts made to streamline existing enterprises reflect
the Plan's emphasis on consolidation of growth and
rationalization of resource allocation and utilization.
23.
(vi) Regional cooperation
The Plan divides China into three parts:
eastern, central and western. It is regarded as important
to maintain a-proper-balance between their developments,
which should reflect their respective comparative
advantages.
24.
The eastern part is the most developed and industrialised region of China. It is planned that it should be encouraged to develop new industrial devices and new technologies for initiating new industries or reforming old ones. Foreign technologies would play a
major role in this development process. Skill and
technology intensive industries would be concentrated in
the east, producing high quality consumer products.
25.
The central part would put emphasis on the development of energy and industrial raw materials like
coal, petroleum, mineral ores and construction materials.
In places where local conditions are particularly
favourable, knowledge and technology intensive industries
may also be developed.
20.
The western part is at present least developed.
The Plan calls for attention to be focussed on
agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, transportation
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