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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

Neville Merrett
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The China Quarterly , Volume 57 , March 1974 , pp. 191 - 193
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References

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 .