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Tsunami   A seismic earthquake-generated sea wave that can attain gigantic proportions and cause coastal devastation.  
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Dynasty   A succession of Chinese rulers that came from the same line of male descent, sometimes enduring for centuries.  
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Sinicization   Giving a Chinese cultural imprint; Chinese acculturation.  
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Asian Tigers   The four industrial leaders of the East Asian realm: Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan.  
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New Silk Road   China’s ongoing ambitious project to forge an overland routeway of high-speed railroads to link East Asia to Europe via Central Asia.  
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Regional complementarity   South Korea produces food that North Korea may need.  
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One nation-two systems   The arrangement under which capitalist Hong Kong functions within the PRC’s communist economic system.  
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One-child policy   Chinese population control policy initiated in the late 1970s that proscribed (and enforced) a limit of one child per family of most population groups (mainly urban, Han populations).  
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High value-added goods   Products of an improved net worth.  
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Floating population   China’s huge mass of mobile workers who respond to shifting employment needs within the country.  
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Hukou system   A Chinese system where all inhabitants must obtain and carry with them residency permits that indicate where an individual is from and where they may exercise particular rights such as education, health care, housing, and the like.  
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Gender imbalance   The demographic imbalance of males outnumbering females resulting from selective birth control.  
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Dependency ratio   An indicator of the pressure on a country’s workers, the age-population ratio of (dependent) people who are not in the labor force to those (productive) people who are in the labor force.  
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Special Economic Zone   Manufacturing and export center in China, created since 1980 to attract foreign investment and technology transfers.  
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Economic geography   The field of geography that focuses on the diverse ways in which people earn a living and on how the goods and services they produce are expressed and organized spatially.  
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Overseas Chinese   The more than 50 million ethnic Chinese who live outside China.  
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Foreign District Investment   A key indicator of the success of an emerging market economy, whose growth is accelerated by the infusion of foreign funds to supplement domestic sources of investment capital.  
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Buffer state   A country or set of countries separating ideological or political adversaries.  
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State Capitalism   Government-controlled corporations competing under free-market conditions, usually in a tightly regimented society.  
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Conurbation   General term used to identify a large multimetropolitan complex formed by the coalescence of two or more major urban areas.  
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Demographic burden   The proportion of a national population that is either too old or too young to be productive and that must be cared for by the productive population.  
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Urban Systems   Hierarchical networks or grouping of urban areas within a finite geographic area, such as a country.  
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Technopole   A planned techno-industrial complex that innovates, promotes, and manufactures the products of the postindustrial information economy.  
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