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Where Stalin left off Mao picked up
Five-Year Plans of the People's Republic of China
Before the first plan: 67.9 BN Rmb (constant)
The First Five-Year Plan, 1953–57; Growth to: 106.8
The Second Five-Year Plan, 1958–1962; Growth to: 114.9*
The Third Five-Year Plan, 1966–1970; Growth to: 225.3
The Fourth Five-Year Plan, 1971–1975; Growth to: 299.7
The Fifth Five-Year Plan, 1976–1980; Growth to: 451.8
The Sixth Five-Year Plan, 1981–1985; Growth to: 896.4
The Seventh Five-Year Plan, 1986–1990; Growth to: 1,854.8
The Eighth Five-Year Plan, 1991–1995; Growth to: 5,847.8
The Ninth Five-Year Plan, 1996–2000; Growth to: 8,946.8
The Tenth Five-Year Plan, 2001–2005; Growth to: 18,386.8
The Eleventh Five-Year Guideline, 2006–2010; Growth to: 33,535.3 in 2009, last year missing
The Twelfth Five-Year Guideline, 2011–2015; Growth to: ???
In the first three decades from 1950 - 1980 they were doubling GDP every 10 years (so two plans), and that is despite of total disasters as "Great Leap Forward"...
Last three decades 1980 - 2010 when they obviously improved the system they are trebling the economy every 10 years.
Communism is winning after all
I think it is high time Americans convert to the superior system... going on historical basis they have about 10 years before they seriously start lagging behind, and at that stage it is already too late
I for one on the behalf of Eurocom socialist scum
welcome our new Communist Chinese overlords 
* "Great Leap Forward killed them there for a bit, killing sparrows was not such a bright idea after all, but every start is hard...
** going by the above it takes about 5 plans to figure out what you were doing wrong before, and to kick into the fast lane.
Before the first plan: 67.9 BN Rmb (constant)
The First Five-Year Plan, 1953–57; Growth to: 106.8
The Second Five-Year Plan, 1958–1962; Growth to: 114.9*
The Third Five-Year Plan, 1966–1970; Growth to: 225.3
The Fourth Five-Year Plan, 1971–1975; Growth to: 299.7
The Fifth Five-Year Plan, 1976–1980; Growth to: 451.8
The Sixth Five-Year Plan, 1981–1985; Growth to: 896.4
The Seventh Five-Year Plan, 1986–1990; Growth to: 1,854.8
The Eighth Five-Year Plan, 1991–1995; Growth to: 5,847.8
The Ninth Five-Year Plan, 1996–2000; Growth to: 8,946.8
The Tenth Five-Year Plan, 2001–2005; Growth to: 18,386.8
The Eleventh Five-Year Guideline, 2006–2010; Growth to: 33,535.3 in 2009, last year missing
The Twelfth Five-Year Guideline, 2011–2015; Growth to: ???
In the first three decades from 1950 - 1980 they were doubling GDP every 10 years (so two plans), and that is despite of total disasters as "Great Leap Forward"...
Last three decades 1980 - 2010 when they obviously improved the system they are trebling the economy every 10 years.
Communism is winning after all
I think it is high time Americans convert to the superior system... going on historical basis they have about 10 years before they seriously start lagging behind, and at that stage it is already too late
I for one on the behalf of Eurocom socialist scum
welcome our new Communist Chinese overlords 
* "Great Leap Forward killed them there for a bit, killing sparrows was not such a bright idea after all, but every start is hard...
** going by the above it takes about 5 plans to figure out what you were doing wrong before, and to kick into the fast lane.
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