China's economy: a basic guide

By:

"Howe , Christoper"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Granada.; 1978Description: 248 : illISBN:

246114088

Subject(s):

China economic policy

DDC classification:

338.951 HOW

Summary: This book is the first concise guide to the modern Chinese economy to appear in the 1970s. Dr Howe addresses a comprehensive readership: the student and teacher of economics, economic geography, and Asian studies; the businessman and anyone professionally concerned with China; and all who recognize the increasing importance of China's affairs for the rest of the world. Based on Chinese sources and Western re search, supported by the author's personal observation and by other first-hand reports, China's Economy offers a structured picture of the country's contemporary economic organization, performance, and problems.

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This book is the first concise guide to the modern Chinese economy to appear in the 1970s. Dr Howe addresses a comprehensive readership: the student and teacher of economics, economic geography, and Asian studies; the businessman and anyone professionally concerned with China; and all who recognize the increasing importance of China's affairs for the rest of the world. Based on Chinese sources and Western re search, supported by the author's personal observation and by other first-hand reports, China's Economy offers a structured picture of the country's contemporary economic organization, performance, and problems.

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