What does TVE stand for?

Township and Village Enterprise (China)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A noticeable difference between China and other transition economies was the growth of the non-state sector, notably the township and village enterprises (TVEs) in the 1980s.

Principal agent theory and private property rights in China's ...

The approach is egalitarian and decentred, based on township and village enterprises (TVEs), which have encouraged local development and are a continuation of the Maoist heritage of the Cultural Revolution, building on a backdrop of rural infrastructure, education and land reform.

Giovanni Arrighi: Adam Smith in Beijing: Lineages of the Twenty-First ...

The formation and development of township and village enterprise was closely related to the separation of powers within township government and the reform of the local finance and tax systems.

China's small enterprises in economic transition: successes and ...

By the late 1990s, township and village enterprises (TVEs) were contributing 13 per cent of the state's revenues.

Pragmatic for the people

The worst decline in water quality occurred over the period 1985-1995 with the boom of unregulated township and village enterprises (TVEs) across China's countryside, says Jostein Nygard, coeditor of China: Air, Land, and Water.

Reviving China's ruined rivers. (Water Pollution)

In China's rural areas, employment in township and village enterprises is growing faster, as a percentage of employment, than rural employment as a whole.

Employment restructuring during China's economic transition: as in ...

And the township and village enterprises that fueled China's economic growth for most of the past 15 years are flagging as their low-tech, low-wage approaches reach their limits.

CHINA'S ECONOMY APPEARS TO FLAG

South Jiangsu (Su'nan) with its rich agricultural base and vibrant township and village enterprises, lively market towns and cities along the Yangtze River, and access to large markets both domestically and internationally, makes up part of the prosperous Jiangnan region incorporating Shanghai and the north of Zhejiang province (Zhebei).

Provincial profiles of the Jiangsu Province