A Concise Economic History of Modern China (1840-1961)Praeger, 1969 - 243 עמודים |
מתוך הספר
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עמוד 142
... fapi , and wei - wah money could not be exchanged for fapi through the banks . New funds , however , could still be transferred from the interior of China and deposited in legal tender accounts and thus used to buy foreign exchange . In ...
... fapi , and wei - wah money could not be exchanged for fapi through the banks . New funds , however , could still be transferred from the interior of China and deposited in legal tender accounts and thus used to buy foreign exchange . In ...
עמוד 143
... fapi - US dollar exchange rate was 20 : 1 , and , thus the fapi - CGU rate was 20 : 1 at which it remained until the end of its history in the currency reform of August 1948. Although the CGU was now but a multiple of the fapi , viz . a ...
... fapi - US dollar exchange rate was 20 : 1 , and , thus the fapi - CGU rate was 20 : 1 at which it remained until the end of its history in the currency reform of August 1948. Although the CGU was now but a multiple of the fapi , viz . a ...
עמוד 149
... fapi as prices rose in exponential fashion , the local banks issued bank cheques which were echoes of the pre - war wei - wah monies . And , finally , fapi notes were over- stamped " Customs Gold Units " thus increasing their value ...
... fapi as prices rose in exponential fashion , the local banks issued bank cheques which were echoes of the pre - war wei - wah monies . And , finally , fapi notes were over- stamped " Customs Gold Units " thus increasing their value ...
תוכן
Preface | 1 |
Chinas Failure to Modernize | 8 |
THE TRADITIONAL ECONOMY AND THE WES | 17 |
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administrative agricultural sector Bank of China Bank of Communications banknotes basis British capital Central Bank Ch'ing Chinese economy Chinese government coins Confucian consider course currency customs gold unit despite dollar economic development economic history economic policy economists enterprises exports factor fapi finance fiscal five-year plan foreign exchange funds gold growth Haikwan Hong Kong impact Imperial important increase India industry inflation Japan Japanese Kuomintang labour land Leap Forward Li Hung-chang loans London Mainland China Manchuria ment merchant military million mining modern sector monetary National Government Nationalist note issue official operations overseas Chinese payments peasant Peking People's Republic period political private sector problems production programme projects provincial railway reform regime revenue role rural Secondly Shanghai significant silver Soviet Union statistics taels Taiwan tion traditional treaty treaty ports U.S. aid U.S. dollar unit of account