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Chinese Capitalists Versus the American Flour Industry, 1890-1910

Daniel James Meissner
Chinese Capitalists Versus the American Flour Industry, 1890-1910 by Daniel James Meissner PDF

Author : Daniel James Meissner
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Page : 308 pages
File Size : 38,65 MB
Release : 2005
Category : Business & Economics
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At the turn of the twentieth century, American and Chinese millers were locked in a fiercely contested battle for control of China's urban flour market that both sides considered crucial to their nation's future. For Americans, Chinese markets were vital to continued commercial expansion and ultimately, the power, prestige and security of the United States. For Chinese, defending their markets against foreign imports, influence and intervention was essential to preserving their commercial integrity and China's national sovereignty. This study analyzes the dynamics of this commercial conflict from a perspective essential to the advancement of Chinese business studies, redirecting research in the field from the current China-centered approach to a China-global context. It contextualizes the flour trade through analysis of global factors - political as well as economic - influencing the competitive marketing of domestic and imported commodities. This broader view provides a more balanced, comprehensive examination of late Qing business history and the role played by international trade in the development of import-substitution industrialization. study highlights the complex relationship between Chinese capitalists and the government, which stimulated successful private industrial development in late imperial China. Analysis of China's flour milling industry also provides insight into the contemporary capitalist-state alliance that has spurred the nation's dynamic commercial growth since the 1980s. should be read by business historians, historians of modern China, and anyone interested in Chinese-American economic relations in the twenty-first century.