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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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