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甲企业为增值税一般纳税工业企业，适用的增值税税率为17%，2009年6月发生如下经济业务：（1）6月1日，购入一批工程用材料（建造办公楼），价款为25万元，增值税税额为4.25万元，并开出一张3个月到期的商业承兑汇票，该票据为带息票据，票面利率8%，于月末计提利息。（2）6月3日，企业收到乙公司预付货款20万元。（3）6月10日，企业转让一专利所有权，取得转让收入5万元，存入银行，该专利权账面原值8万元，已摊销2万元，计提减值准备3万元，该企业适用的营业税税率为5%。（4）6月15日，企业向乙公司发出60万元的货物，成本50万元。乙公司已验收入库，并支付了剩余货款及增值税50.2万元。（5）6月28日，经过核算，该月应付生产工人工资15万元，车间管理人员工资8万元，厂部管理人员工资2万元，工程人员工资1万元。企业先到银行提现，然后全部以现金支付工资。（6）6月30日，计提票据利息。要求：根据上述经济业务编制甲企业会计分录。（答案中的金额单位用万元表示）
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从当代世界发展中同家的现代化实践中人们得到一个经验性的结论：一个国家人均国民生产总值从300美元到4000美元是一个社会剧烈震动时期。在这个时期内，传统社会与现代社会的矛盾集中爆发，整个社会结构将完成一次彻底的更新。事实上．即使是欧美发达国家也经历过相似的时期。据此，我们知道( )。
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从数据规划的过程和内容可见，______是比集中规划更复杂的过程。
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