This 1999 book provides a concise introduction to the economic
history of one of the major world powers. China is probably the
only major economy for which it is still not certain whether modern
economic growth at the aggregate level had taken hold by the middle
of the twentieth century. This introductory analysis of the process
of economic change in China from the end of the eighteenth century
to the middle of the twentieth looks at the nature of the
traditional economy, covers the pressure it came under from both
internal and external sources during the nineteenth century and
assesses the evolution of modern features in the twentieth. With
maps, tables and bibliography to guide the student, this concise
study will provide an invaluable introduction to crucial aspects of
Chinese history.
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