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TypeJournal article
Author(s)Chinese Government Bureau of Economic Information
TitleChinese Economic Journal 經濟討論處 (jingjitaolunchu)
Year1928
Volume2
Number1
Start page1
End page90
Date publication1928
LanguageEnglish
Keywordsjournal; economic; bureau; foreign trade; Shanghai; Beijing;
Abstract

Vol. 2, no.1 - January 1928

  • The Iron and Steel Industry in China - By K.L. Hsueh, E.M., SM. - 1
  • China's Coal Reserve and Production - 17 
  • Three Largest Coal Fields of North Manchuria - By Boris P. Torgasheff - 26 

This is the second instalment of a series of articles on the coals of North Manucuria which Mr. B. Torgasheff, author of the book, "The Mineral Resources of the Far East" is writing for the Journal. The first instalment appeared in the November issue of the Journal

  • Famines in Shantung - 36
  • A Survey of 50 Farms on the Chengtu Plain, Szechwan - By H.D. Brown, PhD., and Li Min Liang, B.A. (West China University, 1926) - 44 
  • Flax in North Manchuria - 74
  • The Economic Resources of Fukien - 79 
  • How Chinese Towns Develop Village Industries - 87 
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Chinese Economic Journal 經濟討論處 (jingjitaolunchu)

Published by the Chinese Government Bureau of Economic Information

Head Office: I-A Chang Pu Ho, Nan Ho Yen, Peking

Shanghai Office: 20 Museum Road, Shanghai 

Chinese Government Bureau of Economic Information. A non-political organisation which provides economic, commercial, and industrial information relating to the Republic of China. 

The Bureau issues four publications, the Chinese Economic Bulletin (a Weekly), the Chinese Economic Journal (a Monthly), Statistical Supplements, and the Semi-monthly Economic Journal in the Chinese language. 

Special data, including maps and charts, are provided in the Journal. 

Financial and industrial tables are compiled and published in the Statistical Supplements, which are issued from Tim to time. 

The Bureau also publishes special suites in Booklet and Pamphlet Series. 

Commercial firms have requested the Bureau to supply them with its publications. These have been made available to firms and individuals at the following subscription rates… 

The Journal published in Chinese is issued semi-monthly and circulates among Chinese business men. It contains economic articles and statistics of special interest to them. The subscription rate in China is $5.00 a year, and $3.00 for six months. Single copies may be had at 30 cents. For foreign counters, 10 cents is charged for postage. 

To give further information about China, the Bureau answers inquiries on economic subjects which relate to the country. Subscribers to the Bulletin or Journal are entitled to this service. 

Chinese Economic Journal 經濟討論處 (jingjitaolunchu)

Registered at the Chinese Post Office as a Newspaper for Transmission with Special Marks Privileges in China. 

  • Annual Subscription China and Japan $5.00 Silver, Chinese Currency
  • United States and Canada G. $2.50 plus 50 cents extra for postage
  • Elsewhere $5.00 Chinese currency plus $1.00 extra for postage
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