How real is China's private sector?

Does one really exist or are foreign firms acting as a proxy?

The Chinese private sector has attracted a huge amount of attention since the International Finance Corporation (IFC) started its pioneering work with it in 2000. For outside observers, this is hardly surprising given that individual ownership, protected by laws within a democratic framework, is the hallmark of Western capitalism.

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