The process of modernization was accelerated after the establishment of the People's Republic in 1949, especially during the period of rapid industrialization and infrastructure construction in the 1960s and early '70s.
In the "Asian tiger" model of development, which Lee and Deng, along with South Korea's Park Chung-hee, helped to popularize, markets and foreign investment play an important role, but so does the state — by directing industrialization, building infrastructure, and distributing the proceeds.
Third, the development axle consists of the structural transformation of the economic base, the imperative of industrialization, investing in the infrastructure, the development of strategies, the importance of a domestic entrepreneurial class, the centrality of development planning, and the importance of the state governing the "market".
SADA looks at agricultural development, industrialization, economic and social infrastructure.
Even though it is difficult to clarify the influence of these factors in these changes, their influence is examined by analyzing the relationships between developed area (including urban and residential area) and socioeconomic factors such as population, industrialization, traffic conditions, and infrastructure (Wikipedia 2014).
Goal 9 focuses specifically on resilient infrastructure, sustainable industrialization and innovation.
Despite the agricultural crisis and accelerating industrialization in nineteenth-century Belgium, infrastructure policy had resulted in a peculiar territorial balance between city and countryside by transforming agricultural labourers and farmers into industrial workers without forcing them to leave their ancestral villages.
Examples of these new goals include: Goal 8: Promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all; and Goal 9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
Second, their larger size reflected early industrialization associated with start-up infrastructure projects (fluvial and sea harbors, railways), and this led to hasty recruitment of young male labor force, and thus to a extremely male-biased sex ratio, favoring commercial sex work and GUD.
An impending saturation with industrial stocks (buildings, infrastructures) coupled with intensified industrialization processes in other world regions, especially Asia, caused the Western Industrial share in global material use to decrease to 21% by 2010.
