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A. W. Ferrin

 
9781330233399: Chinese Currency and Finance (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore the rise, rules, and risks of China’s money system in the early 20th century, and how it shaped a nation’s finances.

This nonfiction work surveys China’s currency history, from ancient silver taels to modern challenges. It explains how government accounting, local variability, and foreign influence interact as the country seeks a stable, unified financial system. Readers will see why reforming money and debt matters for a growing republic.

  • How taels, sycee, and multiple local standards affected everyday trade
  • The shift from copper cash to silver and the move toward a gold-exchange framework
  • The role of foreign loans, currency law, and government finance in shaping policy
  • Practical context for understanding China’s early fiscal reforms and their global links
Ideal for readers of economic history and anyone curious about how a vast nation reorganizes its money and debt during a period of change.

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