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Page 9 and 10: viii Contents8 The Third Front and
Page 11 and 12: Figures1.1 The Gini coefficient 172
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Page 22 and 23: IntroductionThis is a work of polit
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Page 32 and 33: 1 Measuring developmentBefore consi
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Measuring development 25have exhibi
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Measuring development 27as essentia
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Measuring development 29Box 1.1 The
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Measuring development 31what it dem
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Measuring development 33arguably me
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Measuring development 35capital). B
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Measuring development 37increased o
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Measuring development 39my mind, th
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Measuring development 413 A more di
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Measuring development 43Theil coeff
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The Chinese economy on the eve of r
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3 Early Maoism, 1949-1955The Chines
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 81Box 3.1 T
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 83that it i
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 85its econo
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 87heavy ind
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 89in 1952 (
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 91from the
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 97agricultu
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 101Data pro
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 10391 yuan
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 105slow dow
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 107the time
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 109The like
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 111Table 3.
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 1131950s an
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 115land ref
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Early Maoism, 1949-1955 117of guoji
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 119This
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 121stat
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 123and
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The Great Leap Forward and recovery
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 127Heil
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 129prod
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 131Tabl
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 133citi
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The Great Famine, 1955-1963 135desi
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NotesThe late Maoist development st
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The Chinese educational system in t
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The revolution in education 177Thes
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The revolution in education 179teac
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The revolution in education 181and
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The revolution in education 18343.5
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The revolution in education 185educ
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The revolution in education 187effe
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The revolution in education 189Howe
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The revolution in education 191need
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The revolution in education 1931009
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The issue of qualityThe revolution
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The revolution in education 197from
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The revolution in education 199haza
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Table 6.4 Provinces with illiteracy
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The revolution in education 203no q
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The revolution in education 205Lite
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The revolution in education 207oppo
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The revolution in education 209educ
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7 Collective farmingThe collective
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Collective farming 215on its neighb
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Table 7.1 The size of collective fa
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Collective farming 219most importan
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Collective farming 221in infrastruc
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Collective farming 223was the main
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Collective farming 225water resourc
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Collective farming 227by 3.7 per ce
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Collective farming 229700600(index;
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Collective farming 231876tonnes per
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Collective farming 233GVA per worke
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Collective farming 235late 1990s wa
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Collective farming 237agricultural
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Collective farming 239limited in mo
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Collective farming 241strong incent
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Collective farming 243was more than
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Collective farming 245Although the
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Collective farming 247much more qui
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Collective farming 251Table 7.5. Th
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Collective farming 253the surge in
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Collective farming 255extremely dif
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Collective farming 25710 For the li
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Collective farming 25930 Labour pow
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8 The Third Front and ruralindustri
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Late Maoism 287that the policy of
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Late Maoism 289average Chinese incr
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Late Maoism 291interpreting them. O
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The consumption recordLate Maoism 2
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Late Maoism 295Table 9.2 Life expec
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Late Maoism 297Chinese province eve
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Late Maoism 3011.000.90Coefficients
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Late Maoism 303Table 9.4 Trends in
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Late Maoism 305industries of Manchu
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Late Maoism 307life expectancy of a
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Late Maoism 3092.12.01.91.81.71.61.
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Late Maoism 311we now think of as a
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Late Maoism 313as it did the produc
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Late Maoism 315Lin cliques. A part
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Late Maoism 317than income. Moreove
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Late Maoism 319industry were aborti
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10 The era of market socialism,1978
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Part 5The transition to capitalism,
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556 BibliographyAsh, R. F. (ed.) (1
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560 BibliographyChan, A. (2001). Ma
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562 BibliographyDai, Q. (1994). Yan
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564 BibliographyEndicott, S. (1988)
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568 BibliographyHou, C. M. (1965).
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572 BibliographyLardy, N. R. (1987)
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574 BibliographyLin, J. Y. F. and W
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576 BibliographyMao (1961). ‘Read
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580 BibliographyPomeranz, K. (2000)
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584 BibliographyShirk, S. L. (1993)
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588 BibliographyWagner, D. B. (1995
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590 BibliographyWorld Bank (1997a).
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IndexAfrica, sub-Saharan: and Chine
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