Chinese Economy

1967 - 2025

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Guest Editor pp. 3-3: Nicholas R. Lardy
Lecture 16: Financial Planning pp. 4-18: Feng Li-t'ien
Lecture 17: The National Economic Balance Table pp. 19-34: Chu Ch'eng-p'ing
Lecture 1: Industrial Production Planning Tables pp. 35-50: Fang Fa
Lecture 2: Commercial Planning Tables pp. 51-65: Sun Chih-fang
Lecture 3: Transport Planning Tables pp. 66-80: Ch'en T'ieh-cheng
Lecture 4: Agricultural Production Planning Tables pp. 81-91: Liu Hsien-kao
Lecture 5: Capital Construction Planning Tables pp. 92-107: P'eng Jung-ch'Ã¼an
Lecture 10: Labor And Wage Planning Tables pp. 108-122: Cheng K'ang-ning and Hsia Wu
Lecture 11: Cadre Planning Tables pp. 123-141: Ch'en Chi-ch'eng and Ch'en Chih-chang
Lecture 13: Material-Technical Supply Planning Tables pp. 142-157: Sun Hui-ch'ing
Lecture 14: Cultural, Educational, and Health Services Planning Tables pp. 158-169: Huang Chih-yin

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: George C. Wang
Expose the Conspiracy of "the Gang of Four" in Attacking Foreign Trade Policy pp. 6-15: Kuo Mao-yen
A Critique of Teng Hsiao-P'ing's Comprador-Bourgeois Economic Thought pp. 52-63: Kao Lu and Ch'ang Ko

Translator's Introduction pp. 3-8: James E. Nickum
Recent Condition of Rural People's Communes pp. 92-117: Ronald Y. L. Cheng

Introduction pp. 3-5: Nicholas R. Lardy
Lecture 3: Methods in Formulating National Economic Plans pp. 6-14: Chung Ch'i-fu
Lecture 5: Industrial Production Planning pp. 15-26: Ma Chi-k'ung and Tsung Shih
Lecture 6: Agricultural Production Planning pp. 27-40: Yen Shao-ch'un
Lecture 7: Transport Planning pp. 41-52: Kuo Tzu-ch'eng
Lecture 9: The Material-Technical Supply Plan pp. 53-64: Chou Shu-chÃ¼n
Lecture 10: Labor Planning pp. 65-80: Li Yu-heng
Lecture 11: Wage Planning pp. 81-92: Wu Ching-ch'ao
Lecture 15: Price Planning pp. 93-103: Ch'en Hsi-jun

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: George C. Wang
Implement The Policy of Taking Agriculture as the Foundation and Industry as the Leading Factor pp. 28-38: Hua YÃ¼n
To Develop Industry We Must Initiate Technical Innovation pp. 39-49: Rung Hsiao-wen
Striking Contrast Between two Different Economic Systems pp. 68-78: Hsia Li-chih
The Chinese Monetary System pp. 82-97: Pierre-Henri Cassou

On The Management of Socialist Enterprises pp. 3-3: Kung Hsiao-wen
Workers are the Masters of Socialist Enterprises pp. 4-11: Kung Hsiao-wen
Enterprise Management Has A Class Character pp. 12-17: Chiang Yang-nan
Management is also Socialist Education pp. 18-24: I Miao-chang
The System Must Beneficially Stimulate Mass Initiative pp. 25-29: Yang Ying-shun
Take a Correct View of the Elimination And Establishment of Rules and Regulations pp. 30-35: Huang Lai-chi
Discipline Must Be Established on the Basis of the Masses' Consciousness pp. 36-41: Wu YÃ¼eh-hua
The Big-Character Poster is a Weapon for Mass Participation in Management pp. 42-47: Ts'ao Pao-mei
Adhere to the Socialist Principle of Economic Accounting pp. 48-53: Tan Hsi
Set Up an Administrative Structure Which Forges Close Ties with the Masses pp. 54-60: Kung Ching
Bring Into Play the Role of the Revolutionary Committees Under the Leadership of the Party pp. 61-67: Fu P'ei-tzu
Running A Plant By Proletarian Revolutionary Spirit pp. 77-82: Chi Chih

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-7: George C. Wang
China's Economy: A View from the Grass Roots pp. 8-24: Lloyd G. Reynolds
The Economy of China: A Tourist's View pp. 25-46: James Tobin
Efficiency, Planning, and Economic Interactions in China: A Visitor's Report pp. 47-64: Victor D. Lippit
Highlights of Economic Conditions in China pp. 65-74: Wen-shun Chi
A Report on the Chinese Commune pp. 75-93: S. Y. Wu