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China has decentralized some aspects of the economy to allow more economic growth. What does this mean?
China's government has strict control over the economy
China has allowed some individual control of economic decisions and allowed foreign investment
China has given some political freedoms to its citizens
Chinese businesses have outsourced its labor to India
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