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An Economic Profile Of Mainland China. Studies Prepared for the Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States. (2 vols.) [xviii + 684 pp. $1.25.] - Mainland China In The World Economy. Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States. [248 pp. $.60.] [Both…

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