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The idealistic goal of Mao's Great Leap Forward was based on

The idealistic goal of Mao's Great Leap Forward was based on

a. increasing steel production with government subsidies for building modern steel mills.
b. mechanizing farms by subsidizing farm machinery for peasant farms.
c. the notion that agricultural collectives could serve as a model for industrial development.
d. expanding property rights for the small farmer and shop owner.
e. making China a self-sufficient food producer without ties to global economics.

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