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Chinese Grain Production: Questions raised by the Swamy-Burki series

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2009

Robert Michael Field
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The China Quarterly , Volume 46 , June 1971 , pp. 350 - 353
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References

1. State Statistical Bureau, Ten Great Years (Peking, 1960).Google Scholar

2. “State Statistical Bureau Revises Agricultural Production Figures for 1958,” New China News Agency, 26 08 1959Google Scholar, in Current Background (Hong Kong: U.S. Consulate General), No. 589 (1 September 1959), p. 10Google Scholar; and Press Communiqué on the Growth of China's National Economy in 1959 (Peking: Foreign Language Press, 1960), p. 2.Google Scholar

3. For some of these estimates, see my article, “How Much Grain Does Communist China Produce?” The China Quarterly, No. 38 (01–03 1968).Google Scholar

4. Jones, Edwin F., “The Emerging Pattern of China's Economic Révolution,” An Economic Profile of Mainland China, Vol. I, p. 93.Google Scholar