Justin Yifu Lin

The basic principles are shared, but their specific application must be tailored to local conditions,

• Lin said,
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China's development path shows that poverty is not destiny,

• Lin added
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It's not wise for developing countries to simply follow Western economic theories, but rather, they should chart modernization paths suited to their national conditions by building on their own factor endowments and developing industries in line with their comparative advantages,

• Lin said ahead of the 10th anniversary of the Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development
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I am fully confident that China will achieve the economic target [set out in this year's Government Work Report]... Moreover, during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), China's potential annual growth rate could still be 8 percent,

• Justin Yifu Lin, dean of the Institute of New Structural Economics at Peking University, said during a salon discussion held by the China Public Diplomacy Association on China's economic development on Monday
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For the entire 15th Five-Year Plan period, I expect the annual growth targets to remain broadly within this range. If China achieves such growth, it will contribute approximately 30 percent to global economic growth each year and continue to serve as the primary engine of worldwide economic expansion,

• Lin said
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The vast majority of China's industries are still in the catch-up phase, and being in a catch-up phase brings the advantage of a 'latecomer,'

• Lin noted
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