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The State and the Iron Industry in Han China, The activist reign of the Emperor Wu-di (140-87 BC) saw major changes in the government of the Chinese state, its relations with foreign powers, and its economy, including the role of the government in the economy. In 117 BC several state monopolies were , The State and the Iron Industry in Han China
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  • The State and the Iron Industry in Han China
  • Written by author Donald B. Wagner
  • Published by NIAS Press, 2001/02/25
  • The activist reign of the Emperor Wu-di (140-87 BC) saw major changes in the government of the Chinese state, its relations with foreign powers, and its economy, including the role of the government in the economy. In 117 BC several state monopolies were
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1 Introduction 1
2 Outline history of the monopoly 4
Background 4
The establishment of the monopoly 8
Criticism and disputation 13
The reforms of Wang Mang 15
The Eastern Han period 16
3 Discourses on salt and iron 18
The State and the forces of Nature 20
The scale of industrial production 25
The blessings of wealth 27
The body politic 27
Calculation 29
4 The administration of the iron monopoly 33
The Iron Offices 33
The archaeology of the Iron Offices 36
Management 38
Labour 47
5 Reasons for the monopoly, reasons for opposition 53
State finance 53
Contraband trade 54
Control of the wealthy 55
Product quality 56
Environmental issues 62
The trade cycle 63
6 The technology of the Iron Offices 64
Blast furnaces 66
Cupola furnaces 75
The bellows 77
Fining hearths 80
7 Concluding remarks 85
Table 1 Locations of Iron Offices 89
Table 2 Archaeological evidence of Han and pre-Han ironworks 100
References 113
Index 143


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