China

China operates as a single-party socialist republic governed by the Chinese Communist Party. The country's governance model combines centralized political control with decentralized economic experimentation. Special Economic Zones like Shenzhen demonstrated how localized policy experiments can drive national transformation.

China's development trajectory offers a case study in rapid institutional evolution. The relationship between state-owned enterprises, private companies, and government creates a distinct competitive environment with different selection pressures than Western market economies.

Key Facts

1400.0M
Population
Beijing
Headquarters

Key Agencies

People's Bank of China PBOC

Central bank

State Administration for Market Regulation SAMR

Competition and market regulation

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