Special Report No. S-22. Shanghai, China. September 25, 1939. 24p
23p report by Commercial Attache Arnold, aimed to present a comprehensive picture of the economic resources of China as they pertain to the productivity of the nation - warning that it would be of little use to treat this subject in an academic manner this time, due to the war and Japanese occupation.
- What China Yields in Peace and in War
- Rice Versus Wheat
- Kaoliang and Millet, Kings of the North
- China Lead in Sweet Potatoes
- The Soy Bean, the Cow of China
- China supreme in Vegetable Oils
- Tung Oil, Chin's Principal Export Item
- America Cast Peanuts upon China Waters
- China's Great Varieties of Vegetables and Fruits
- Sugar, an Index to Economic Modernization
- China, the Original Garden of Eden
- Tea Produces an Abstemious China
- China Drew upon NAture for her Dyestuffs
- tobacco Shows How China's Economic Winds Blow
- China's Vegetable Civilization
- The Consumption of Animal Foods Grow in Popularity
- Brief Recapitulation of China's Food Products
- What do the Chinese Wear?
- Poverty Favors Cotton
- What About the Chinese Home?
- Bamboo, the Friend of the Chinese People
- Coal and Iron in China's Mineral Resources
- The World Looks to Chinafor Antimony and Tungsten
- Petroleum Resources Promising
- Gold and Silver and the Chinese Currency Situation
- Significance of China's Handicraft Industries
- America, China's Principal Customer
- Independent China, the World's Biggest Potential Market
- America's Relations to China's Yields
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