Jiang says the market economy pulled many top students into finance instead of teaching, lowering the average quality of the teaching profession.
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Market economy
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...are emerging with the impact of the inflationary crisis on the market economies that are taking a much more severe hit than us and..."
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"...on Chinese education prior to 1999 with the advance of the market economy unfortunately the"
"best and brightest went into finance rather than rather than into teaching and you can imagine this had a major impact on the overall..."
"...are emerging with the impact of the inflationary crisis on the market economies that are taking a much more severe hit than us and..."
"...to further industrialize Russia as well as create a more vibrant market economy, which is what you need to be a modern nation state...."
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