What is “Big Push Strategy' of China?
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People's Republic of China is the governing authority of China. It followed a strategy of a socialistic pattern of industrialisation in 1949. Under this, heavy industries were first developed by the central authority and simultaneously consumption was reduced. It ws done to increase investment in industries. This was called 'Big Push Strategy'.
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