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Deng's renewed push for a market-oriented economy received official sanction at the 14th Party Congress later in the year as a number of younger, economic reform minded leaders began their rise to top positions. Deng and his supporters argued that managing the economy in a way that increased living standards should be China's primary policy objective, even if "capitalist" measures were adopted. Subsequent to the visit, the Communist Party Politburo publicly issued an endorsement of Deng's policies of economic openness. Though not completely eschewing political reform, China has consistently placed overwhelming priority on the opening of its economy.
Deng's renewed push for a market-oriented economy received official sanction at the 14th Party Congress later in the year as a number of younger, economic reform minded leaders began their rise to top positions. Deng and his supporters argued that managing the economy in a way that increased living standards should be China's primary policy objective, even if "capitalist" measures were adopted. Subsequent to the visit, the Communist Party Politburo publicly issued an endorsement of Deng's policies of economic openness. Though not completely eschewing political reform, China has consistently placed overwhelming priority on the opening of its economy.
==UN speech==
In an April 10, 1974 speech to the [[United Nations General Assembly]] Deng said,
{{quotebox-float|"If one day China should change her color and turn into a [[superpower]], if she too should play the [[tyrant]] in the world, and everywhere subject others to her bullying, aggression and exploitation the people of the world should identify it as social-[[imperialism]], expose it, oppose it and work together with the Chinese people to overthrow China."<ref> https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/deng-xiaoping/1974/04/10.htm</ref>}}
==References==
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