'''Car dependency''' refers to a condition where a built environment (urban, suburban, rural) incentivizes car usage over alternative forms of transpor
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...archive.org/web/20230119081706/https://www.archpaper.com/2017/08/pyongyang-urban-planning-development/ Archived] 2023-01-19.</ref>
The design was intended so that Pyongyang be developed in a well-balanced way in contr
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...pproach to social organization calls for changes in governance, economics, urban planning, education, human relationships, language, and values.}}</ref><ref
...would be intelligently integrated into an overall holistic socio-economic design where the primary function would be to maximize the quality of life rather
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...d opening up, we need to strengthen our macroscopic thinking and top-level design, and make sure that reform is systematic, integrated and coordinated. At th
...anced and the growth mode remains inefficient. The development gap between urban and rural areas and between regions is still large, and so are income dispa
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...r housing problems, study the rules of housing supply, emphasize top-level design, and speed up the establishment of a uniform, standardized, mature and stab
...y are essential. We must improve the planning, accompanying facilities and design of housing to meet the basic need.
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...requirements, other cases where there is no coordination among surveying, design, and actual construction work, and still others where no consideration is g
...od industries, depend on agriculture for raw materials. The industrial and urban populations depend on agriculture for staples such as grain and edible oils
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...f art for art’s sake. In the assessment of architectural creations and the design of architectural composition we must not see only the outward fonnative art
...es the standard of the people’s material and cultural lives, and builds up urban and rural communities to take on a communist appearance.
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(2) Urban per capita disposable income of 2,400 RMB
(4) The per capita usable area of urban housing is 12 square meters
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...Assessment Report (AHAR) to Congress."] The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. HUD Exchange. [https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://www.hudus
...native economic and cultural system and replace it with a different social design based on a foreign religion and the supremacy of [[private property]] above
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...nd_opening_process Grassroots and local initiatives versus the architect’s design during China’s reform and opening process] - Qing Pingma, University of Not
...s, 67.7% for rural residents in 1978. Which declinded to 29.3% in 2016 for urban residents and 32.2% for rural residents.<ref>China Statistical Yearbook, 20
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...rgy security for its more than 1.4 billion people. The number of permanent urban residents has grown by 11.6 percentage points to account for 64.7 percent o
...tical courage.'' We have carried out critical tasks and enhanced top-level design for reform. We have dared to brave uncharted waters, take on tough problems
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...general conditions such as environmental quality. An integral part of the urban struggles is the conquest of democratic freedoms and the right of residents
...ressure on governments to obtain solutions to problems of housing, lack of urban infrastructure, schools, and other public services and for better living co
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...out reform to improve the socialist market economy, have a good top-level design, carry out timely and targeted reform measures, combine steady progress in
...loyment market steady while doing all we can to expand it, and improve the urban and rural social security system. We will encourage the people to achieve p
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...up a sound system of macroeconomic regulation. The Party works to balance urban and rural development, development among regions, economic and social devel
'''Article 51'''. The emblem of the Communist Party of China is a design of sickle and hammer.
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...up a sound system of macroeconomic regulation. The Party works to balance urban and rural development, development among regions, economic and social devel
'''Article 51'''. The emblem of the Communist Party of China is a design of sickle and hammer.
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office chooses a certain system of graphic design of
determines not only the graphic design of the news-
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...11.02 million jobs in urban areas, very nearly matching the 11.13 million urban jobs created in 2008. “Second, while the growth of employment slowed slight
...orward by the Communist Party of China fully reflect the country Top-level design and macro planning play a leading role in realizing the fundamental interes
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...thor=Fan Gao|year=2022|title=Political economy in the evolution of China’s urban-rural economic relations|page=55|quote=After the Third Plenary Session of t
...tion of collectively owned land. [...] By 1958, all land was either state (urban) or collectively (rural) owned. This dual type of land ownership structure
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...the Soviet working people between 1918-21. The reactionary armies cut the urban centers of Soviet
...ialism. All three phases, and not only the retreat, formed part of the NEP design. Taken as a whole, NEP was the policy of transforming the capitalist (and e
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...on a restricted property qualification, and whatever evils existed in the urban districts were no more under the control of the mass of the people than if
...t which in fairness should be compared with the English rates. The highest urban death-rate in England— namely, 19.8—was in Oldham.</blockquote>A comparison
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