How Keynesian Economics Came to China

Paul B. Trescott
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Paul B. Trescott: Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

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Abstract: This paper analyzes the way in which Keynsian economic analysis were introduced into China. Many of the details of the paper were based on interviews with a number of senior Chinese economists: Chen Dai-sun, Wang Chuan-lun, Wu Pao-san, Chen Chenhan, Tsui Shu-hsiang, and Gao Hong- ye. These were conducted in Spring, 1992 in Beijing. Michael Lindsay responded to telephone inquiries, and Alfred Ho, Chen Guo-qing and Yan Zhijie kindly corresponded with the author.

JEL-codes: B (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1996-01-18
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