What best describes deng xiaoping’s goal in introducing reforms to china? a. to stop the population from becoming angry snd protesting b. to make the population happier and therefore easier to control c. to undermine hardliners in the communist party d. to make the country prosperous and competitive

The correct answer is D) to make the country prosperous and competitive.

The statement that best describes the goal of Deng Xiaoping in introducing reforms in China was to make the country prosperous and competitive.

Under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997) was the Chinese leader that reformed the economy of China in order to make China a powerful and prosperous country. For the countries of the West, this series of reforms represented the open of China to the external world and better trade. The reforms started in 1978. Among the measures of these reforms we find the acceptation of foreign investments, the collectivization of agriculture or communal agriculture, and the Chinese government to authorization to its citizens to open a private business in the country.    

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