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Railway History

Yaqing, Deng ; Anber, Elvis

Beijing review, 2013-01, Vol.56 (1), p.12

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Railway History
Autor: Yaqing, Deng ; Anber, Elvis
Assuntos: Conflicts of interest ; Economic growth ; High speed rail ; Job creation ; Metropolitan areas
É parte de: Beijing review, 2013-01, Vol.56 (1), p.12
Notas: ObjectType-News-1
content type line 24
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Descrição: On Dec 26, history was made when the world's longest high-speed rail opened to the public. The line runs from the national capital Beijing down to the southern metropolis of Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province, covering a total of 2,298 km. The Beijing-Guangzhou line runs through several provincial capitals in China's less developed interior as the Central Government tries to shift development away from the country's more prosperous coastal areas to more underdeveloped western and central regions. Despite setbacks in the development of high speed over the past 18 months, China has shown a renewed sense of vigor as it expands its transportation network, which it sees as vital in job creation and economic growth. Nonetheless, problems and concerns remain, which could impede the country's plans to realize the full potential of its high-speed network.
Editor: Beijing: The Financial Times Limited
Idioma: Inglês

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