A Historical Perspective on China's Grand Bureaucratic System: The Initial Institutional Logic of State-Owned Enterprises

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Keywords:
• grand bureaucratic system,
• state-owned enterprises,
• planned economy,
• work unit system,
• democratic centralism in economic development

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