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== Modern uses ==
== Modern uses ==
While the definition of productive forces hasn't changed, it's become a popular term in recent decades as the [[China|People's Republic of China]] (PRC) has been emphasizing increasing their economy's productive forces in order to advance to higher stages of socialism, and eventually to the lofty ideal of communism, where there is immense material abundance.
While the definition of productive forces hasn't changed, it's become a popular term in recent decades as the [[People's Republic of China]] (PRC) has been emphasizing increasing their economy's productive forces in order to advance to higher stages of socialism, and eventually to the lofty ideal of communism, where there is immense material abundance.


=== Deng Xiaoping ===
=== Deng Xiaoping ===
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