In which of the following ways has China's transition from the communist model differed from that of Russia?
A) It has nationalized more industries than it has privatized.
B) It has sought economic change with little or no political change.
C) It has actively promoted strong nationalism.
D) It has failed to expand its natural resources sector.

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China's transition from the communist model has focused on economic change while maintaining political control under the Communist Party, whereas Russia's transition involved both economic and political changes, leading to the establishment of a multi-party system and a market economy. China has also privatized more industries than it has nationalized and has actively promoted strong nationalism, whereas the lack of expansion in the natural resources sector is not a significant factor in comparing the two transitions.

In Which of the Following Ways Has China's Transition from the Communist