Part I Introduction
Chapter I Functions and Scope of Economic History
Section 1 Economic History and Historiography
Section 2 Economic History and Economics
Section 3 Functions and Scope of Economic History
The second chapter is the track of economic history evolution.
Section 1 The discipline of economic history and its pursuit goal
Section II Institutional Factors and Institutional Costs in Economic History
Section III Trends and Stages of Economic Development
The fourth quarter: China's ancient economic development and the division of large and small countries.
Section V Summary
The third chapter is the staging and writing outline of Chinese Economic History.
Section 1: Staging of China's Economic History
The writing method of this book in the second quarter
Part II Ancient Society
Chapter IV Primitive Society
The first section of the legendary period
In the second quarter Tang Yu period
Section 3 Xia and Shang Dynasties
The fifth chapter is the Western Zhou Dynasty (1027-771)-the establishment and decline of feudal system.
In the first quarter, the prototype of a modern country appeared.
The epoch-making significance of the feudal system in the second quarter
Section 3 Financial Advantages under the Feudal System
The fourth quarter, the lack of finance and economics under the feudal system
Section V Summary
Chapter VI Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770-222 BC)-From feudal society to mercantilism
Section 1 Introduction
The collapse of the feudal system in the second quarter
Section 3 Mercantilism in the Warring States Period
Section IV Outstanding Aspects of Finance and Economics in Eastern Zhou Dynasty
The fifth section is the lack of finance in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.
Section VI Summary
The third part is monism: Qin and Han Dynasties-county system.
The third part is an appendix to the economic development stage of China BC-from feudalism to capitalism.
Chapter 7: From feudal system to unitary system: evolution and characteristics.
Section 1 Politics tends to be autocratic
In the second quarter, the economy tends to be under control.
The third section, the society tends to be standardized.
Section 4 Lack of economic unity
Section 5 Economic Contribution of Great Unity
Section VI Great Unity and China's Chaos Control Cycle
Chapter VIII Social Environment and Government Role under Great Unity
The first section looks at the gradual development of the south from the change of household registration
Section 2 Class Change and Land Merger
Section III People's Living Conditions
Section IV Overview of Financial Officials
Section 5 feed system and policy
Section 6 Monetary and Financial System
Section 7 Social Welfare Policy
Chapter IX Economic and Industrial Development under Great Unity
The first section public * * * construction
Section 2 Scientific and Technological Progress and the Emergence of Entrepreneurs
Section III Agricultural Development and Measures for Emphasizing Agriculture
Section 4 Industrial Development and Public Utilities
Section 5 Commercial Development and Economic Center Layout
Section VI Development of Foreign Trade
Section 7 Financial Gains and Losses in Qin and Han Dynasties
Section 8 The collapse of unification
The fourth part is the first pluralistic system: from the end of Han Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties-Wubao economy.
Chapter X Political and Economic Characteristics under the Pluralistic System
Section 1 Politics tends to deviate
In the second quarter, the economy became isolated.
In the third section, society tends to be alienated.
Section 4 Broken economy ravaged by war
Section 5 Economic Impact of Isolation and Alienation
Section VI Contribution of Pluralistic System to Economy
The second chapter is XI's social environment and the role of government under the pluralistic system.
Section 1 The South has left its mark.
Section 2 Class Change and the Rise of Religion
Section III People's Living Conditions
Section 4 Political Style and Financial Official System
Section 5 Service System and Welfare Policy
Section 6 Monetary and Financial System
Chapter XII Economic and Industrial Development under the Pluralistic System
The first section of the new integration of human-land relationship
Section 2 Science and Technology Development and Public Construction
Section III Development of Agricultural Industry and Public Utilities
Section 4 Commercial Development and Economic Center
Section 5 tortuous development of international trade
Section VI Financial Gains and Losses under the Pluralistic System
Section VII Summary-From Division to Unity
The fifth part is the second unitary system: from Sui to Tang-the official system.
Chapter XIII Political and economic characteristics under the second unitary system
Section 1 Politics tends to be enlightened and autocratic
In the second quarter, the economy tends to loosen control.
In the third quarter, society tends to loosen control.
The fourth section briefly discusses the influence of Sui and Tang systems on later generations.
Section 5 Chang 'an: The Capital of the World
Chapter XIV Social Environment and Government Role under the Second Single System
Section 1 The South Becomes the Center of Economic Gravity
Section 2 People's Life and the Transition from Frugality to Luxury
Section 3 System of Financial Officials
Section 4 Land System and Tax System under the Government Military System
Section 5 Monetary and Financial System
Chapter XV Economic and Industrial Development under the Second Single System
The first section public * * * construction
Section 2 Development of Agriculture and Mining Industry
Section III Science, Technology and Industrial Development
Section 4 Commercial Development and Economic Center
Section 5 Foreign Trade in Sui and Tang Dynasties
Section VI Financial Gains and Losses in Sui and Tang Dynasties
Section VII Summary: The world is divided by combinations.
The sixth part is the second pluralistic system: Middle Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty-regional economy.
Chapter XVI Political and Economic Characteristics under the Second Pluralistic System
Section 1 politics is never good.
Section 2 Economic separation without separation
Section 3 Society is divorced from freshness and sparseness
The fourth quarter, the economy and relief measures in troubled times.
Section 5 Reform of Financial and Economic System
Section VI Economic symptoms during this period
Chapter 17 Social environment and government role under the second pluralistic system
Section 1 Religious Development and Social Ethics
The heavier the southeast, the lighter the northwest.
Section 3 People's Life
Section 4 Financial Officials System
Section 5 Evolution of Tax Service System
Section 6 Public land, monopoly and miscellaneous taxes
Section 7 Monetary and Financial System
Section 8 Social Welfare and Social Mutual Assistance
Chapter XVIII Industrial and Economic Development under the Second Pluralistic System
Public Construction Section 1: Water Conservancy and Nurturing.
Section 2 Development of Agriculture and Mining Industry
Section III Science, Technology and Industrial Development
Section 4 Business and Urban Development
Section 5 Expanding Foreign Trade
Section VI Financial Gains and Losses from the Middle Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty
Section 7 Summary: The world is divided and merged.
The third monism: Yuan, Ming and Qing-centralization.
Chapter 19 Political and economic characteristics under the third unitary system
Section 1 Political interests are often autocratic
In the second quarter, the economic benefits tend to be controlled.
The trend of social control in the third quarter
The fourth quarter: Middle school spread to the west and European style spread to the east.
Section V Economic Expansion and Plunder in Yuan Dynasty and Economic Intervention in Ming and Qing Dynasties
Section 6 Capitalism sprouted in the Ming Dynasty?
Chapter 20 Social environment and government role under the third monism system
Section 1 People's wisdom is gradually opening up, and profit-seeking is gradually blazing.
In the second quarter, the South shoulders the financial responsibility.
Section 3 People's Life
Section 4 Financial Officials System
Section 5 Evolution of Tax System
Section 6 Public land, monopoly and miscellaneous taxes
Section 7 Financial weakness
Section 8 Monetary System
Section 9 Credit System
Section 10 Social assistance and welfare
Chapter XXI Economic and Industrial Development under the Third Single System
Section 1 Public Construction: Transportation and Schools
Section 2 Development of Agriculture and Mining Industry
Section III Science, Technology and Industrial Development
The fourth quarter craftsmen and guilds
Section 5 Business and Urban Development
Section VI The Rise and Fall of Foreign Trade and Immigration
Section 7 Financial Gains and Losses in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties
Section VIII Summary: China has become a weak country.
Appendix The Course of Compulsory Education —— The Beginning of Modern China Modernization
Part VIII Conclusion
Chapter 22 Inter-structural Conclusions
Section 1 Conditions for Economic Development
Section 2 Political Separation and Economic Development
The economic factors of the political cycle in the third quarter
Section 4 War and Economy
Section 5 Natural Environment and Economic Development
Section 6 Government and Economic Development
Section 7 Cultural and Economic Development
Section 8 Family and Economic Development
Chapter 23 Conclusions within the Structure
Section one: the concept of root worship and agricultural development
In the second quarter, the restraining termination under the concept of industrial stagnation
Section 3 Business Development and Entrepreneurship
Section 4 Foreign Trade and Economic Development
Section 5 Science, Technology and Economic Development
Section 6 Population and Economic Development
Section 7 Land and Economic Development
Section 8 Capital and Economic Development
Section 9 Property Rights, Human Rights and Economic Development
Chapter 24 Review and Prospect
Section 1 Review
Section II Outlook