A nation with low average income, a less developed industrial base, and a lower human development index compared to others; distinguished from a [[发达国家|發達國家|fa1 da2 guo2 jia1]]; in Taiwan, usually called [[开发中国家|開發中國家|kai1 fa1 zhong1 guo2 jia1]]

the way a situation is moving or changing; development of affairs

Shanghai Pudong Development Bank; a major joint-stock commercial bank in China with its headquarters in Shanghai

a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade

(Hong Kong usage) a real estate developer; a development company

A government body of the People's Republic of China, established in 1998 to replace the [[国家计划委员会|國家計劃委員會|guo2 jia1 ji4 hua4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]] and later replaced in 2003 by the [[国家发展和改革委员会|國家發展和改革委員會|guo2 jia1 fa1 zhan3 he2 gai3 ge2 wei3 yuan2 hui4]].

in the process of developing; currently under development; in the pipeline

to develop comprehensively or in an all-around way

To grow, progress, or expand until reaching a certain point, state, or level.

development model; development mode

the inherent capacity of a person or thing to grow, progress, or improve; potential for growth

the Development Research Center (DRC) of the State Council, a PRC government policy research and consulting institution

To seek a different path for growth or look for better opportunities elsewhere; to find a new way forward.

Development that meets current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs; includes environmental protection and resource management.

PRC government agency formed in 2003, responsible for macroeconomic planning and policy

abbreviation for the [[国家发展和改革委员会|國家發展和改革委員會|guo2 jia1 fa1 zhan3 he2 gai3 ge2 wei3 yuan2 hui4]], a powerful macroeconomic management agency under the PRC State Council

city with independent status in the national social and economic development plan, referring to major Chinese cities that have provincial-level authority in economic management

Development that is irregular, unbalanced, or unhealthy; lopsided growth

research and development; often abbreviated as R&D

The process by which a society uses its resources and knowledge to improve social functioning and public well-being; it can refer specifically to social welfare or broadly to include economic growth.

The official socio-economic ideology of the Chinese Communist Party, attributed to [[胡锦涛|胡錦濤|hu2 jin3 tao1]]; it emphasizes sustainable development, social harmony, and putting people first.

economic development; the process of increasing living standards through better resource use and production

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

Balanced and harmonious progress across different sectors, regions, or components; to develop in a coordinated manner

Taiwan External Trade Development Council, a non-profit trade promotion organization in Taiwan

To go on developing; to keep growing or progressing over time.