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The coming period will be a critical period for China to adapt to the profound changes unseen in a century, and also a historical period in which the timeframes of the Two Centenary Goals converge. In the face of a more complicated and severe international environment, China remains in an important period of strategic opportunity for development in the new era. The period of strategic opportunity in the new era has distinct characteristics. First, from the perspective of driving force, the period of strategic opportunity in the new era is characterized by self-driven development. The previous driving force originated more from opportunities or conditions outside China, while the strategic opportunities in the new era depended more on China’s own choices or behaviors.
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In April 2020, DIMF released data after considering the impact of COVID-19, but it only provided the predicted value until 2021. Among them, the average annual economic growth rate of emerging and develo** economies from 2019 to 2021 was 3.1%, and that of developed economies was 0.
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Mckinsey Global Institute. (2017).
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Zhang (2019a).
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Zhang (2019a).
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Hobsbawm (2006).
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Huntington (2010).
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Nye (2019).
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Zhang (2019a).
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Zhang (2019b).
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Zhang et al. (2018).
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It refers to small and medium-sized enterprises that occupy the vast majority of market share in the global market but are not generally known to the public.
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Zhang, Y., Yao, Z., Feng, W., Zeng, C. (2023). Impacts of Medium and Long-Term External Environmental Changes on China and Countermeasures. In: **e, F., Cai, F., Li, X. (eds) The New Journey of China’s Economic and Social Development. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7915-6_3
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