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The Political Economy of the Chinese Revolution, By Eric Axilrod. [Hong Kong: Union Research Institute, 1972. 541 pp. U.S. $12.50.]
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 February 2009
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1. Thomas Rawski's generally careful review of China's economic performance, for example, ignores the Ministry figures (as do most western writers). Rawski assumes that the 1965 output was 200 mmt: Rawski, T. “Recent trends in the Chinese economy,” CQ, No. 53 (1973), p. 9Google Scholar , Table 3.
2. Swamy, and Burki, , CQ, No. 41 (1970), p. 59Google Scholar .