BEIJING -- China is undertaking what it calls "electronic government reform," making it more convenient for companies and citizens to access administrative services and opening a market worth 272.2 billion yuan (about $38 billion), according to Orient Securities.
The market grew at an annual pace of between 12% and 17% during the 10 years through 2017, the Shanghai-headquartered investment bank and brokerage said.
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