When did urbanization in China begin to surge?

Geography

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aleksandr82 [10.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

B) The late 1970's

Explanation:

The flood in urbanization started during the 1980s when the Chinese government started opening the nation to remote exchange and venture. 

As business sectors created in uncommon monetary zones, towns transformed into blasting urban areas and urban communities developed into rambling megalopolises. 

Government approach: A power in urbanization and urban development. In contrast to Beijing with its 3000-year history, Shenzhen owes its urbanization to being assigned the principal Special Economic Zone in China in 1980.

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