- Introduction
- Part I: The Years of Inflation and Laissez-Faire: Economic Trends prior to 1931
- 1. The Silver Standard: China in the International Monetary System
- 2. The Coming of Industrialization: The Textile Industry in the Lower Yangzi Delta
- 3. Companies in Debt: The Capital Accumulation Problem
- Part II: The Depression Years, 1931–1937: The Transformation of Economics and Politics
- 4. The Agrarian Depression
- 5. Businesses in a Slump
- 6. The Shanghai Financial Crisis, 1934–1935
- 7. Coping with the Crisis: The Currency Reform of November 1935
- 8. Reaches and Limitations: Economic Policies and the Nationalist Government Reconsidered
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Estimates of China’s International Balance of Payments
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Character List
- Index
HARVARD EAST ASIAN MONOGRAPHS
Harvard East Asian Monographs 294
China during the Great Depression
Market, State, and the World Economy, 1929–1937
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