Imperial China and capitalist Europe in the eighteenth-century global economy

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Volumn 24, Issue 4, 2001, Pages 473-513

  Hung, Ho Fung ^a  

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CAPITALISM; ECONOMIC RELATIONS; GLOBAL ECONOMY; HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY; IMPERIALISM; INTERNATIONAL TRADE;

CHINA; EUROPE;

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