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Connecticut, Yale University, Economic Growth Cente, 1964.
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| Description |
Paperback Volume
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| Series |
Yale University, Economic Growth Center. Center Paper Series
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| Summary/Abstract |
Even though it is truism, it is worth pointing out that with relatively little foreign trade and even less foreign aid, Communist China's economic growth must in the main result directly from the development of her indigenous resources. In her comparatively backward economy, most of those resources were to be found initially from Agriculture and in various crafts and trades.
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