Contents
| Part 1 · THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND | CHAPTER · The Period up to 19393 | 1 · Prewar Background3 | Predisposition toward Inflationary Finance3 | | The Silver Standard: A Natural Check to Inflation4 | | The Banks' Self-Defense against Inflation6 | | Change from the Silver Standard to
Foreign Exchange Standard7 | | Movements in General Price Levels Prior to 19398 |
| | · The First Period of War Inflation: 1937-193912 | The Impact of Japanese Invasion on Prices
in Free China12 | | The Government Deficit14 | | The Expansion of Bank Credit18 | | Currency Warfare and the Foreign Exchange Rate20 | | The Inflationary Process24 | | Stabilizing Influences27 |
| | · War Inflation: 1940-194534 | 1 · The Middle Period of War Inflation: 1940-194134 | The Influence of Supply Factors on the
Inflationary Process34 | | The Government Deficit37 | | Bank Credit and the Note Issue39 | | The Foreign Exchange Rate39 | | The Inflationary Process42 |
| | 2 · The Final Period of War Inflation: 1942-194543 | The Influence of Supply Factors on Prices43 |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Inflationary Spiral:The Experience in China, 1939-1950.
Contributors: Kia-Ngau Chang - Author.
Publisher: M.I.T. Press.
Place of publication: Cambridge, MA.
Publication year: 1958.
Page number: xi.
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