What is the primary reason behind China’s transition towards a more capitalist economy during the 1980s and early 1990s?

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China modeled its economic reforms after the achievements of the Soviet economic system.The Tiananmen Square incident triggered significant changes in China's economic policies.The Cultural Revolution's success led to a greater adoption of Western economic practices in China.The existing communist economic framework failed to satisfy the demands of the population.China's economic shift was mainly due to international pressure to liberalize trade.

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China moved towards capitalism because the communist economic system was inadequate in addressing the needs and demands of its society, prompting reforms to improve economic performance.