Statistical system of communist China

By:

Li,Choh-Ming

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Berkeley; University of California; 1962Description: 174pSubject(s):

Statistics

DDC classification:

315.1 LIC

Summary: This study is a product of the Research Project on the Agriculture of Communist China, conducted at the Berkeley cam pus of the University of California. While dealing primarily with the validity of Chinese official statistics from the stand point of the development of the statistical system, it may be of use to those interested in the planning mechanism of the country. Despite the differences in economic and political systems among the underdeveloped countries today, the problems that China encountered in developing a national statisti cal system should be illuminating to other countries striving to carry out their development programs.

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This study is a product of the Research Project on the Agriculture of Communist China, conducted at the Berkeley cam pus of the University of California. While dealing primarily with the validity of Chinese official statistics from the stand point of the development of the statistical system, it may be of use to those interested in the planning mechanism of the country. Despite the differences in economic and political systems among the underdeveloped countries today, the problems that China encountered in developing a national statisti cal system should be illuminating to other countries striving to carry out their development programs.

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