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.1923-1937 Years Dynasty, Shandong's Economic Aggression

Posted on:2004-11-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J HuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2205360092495224Subject:World History
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After the Washington meeting in 1922, a series of treaties were singed by China and Japan around Shandong problem. According to these treaties, Japanese troops withdraw from Shandong. The sovereignty of Shandong was given back to China in name, but Japan has still kept down vast privileges as exchange. These privileges established foundation for Japan to continue his economic expandation in Shandong. Since then, the Japanese invade fashion was also changed, the directly military invade was taken place by the concealment economic invade until Japan launched the completely China-Japan war in 1937. This paper investigated Japanese economic aggression in 1923-1937, uncovered the historical facts that Japan plundered resources and destroyed economy in Shandong .The paper has three parts: the change of Japanese invade fashion in Shandong, the survey of Japanese economic invade and the aftereffect of Japan's economic aggression.The first part mainly discuss the change of the Japan's invade fashion. Japan had to return Shandong to China after 1922.But Japan didn't reconciled to lose his invade rights and interests in Shandong and Japan still reserved many privileges according to the treaties, especially the economic privileges, In this way, Japan changed his invade fashion which mainly on economy and military affairs was assist. In this period, Japan's economic aggression in Shandong had two approaches: one is takenfull advantage of privileges in the treaties and tied to expand; the other was maintenance the Japanese businessman's interests in Shandong by implanted the comprador forces and colluding warlord of Shandong.A general presentation on Japanese economic aggression in Shandong was given in the second part. Japan still dominated Shandong's industry, mining, agriculture, commerce, finance, traffic and transportation, so Japancontinue manipulated Shandong's economy.Industry: Japan adopted two manners capital export under "combination of China and Japan" is one of the manner. In this manner, Japan can utilize Chinese manpower, material resources and capital to remedy Japan's resource shortage. It can also break through China's restriction on foreign investment. In this period, the combination in Shandong mainly contributed in mining industry. Using this manner, Japan purloined lot of mining resources. In this paper, we took Luda company as an example and discussed Japan's aggression. Direct investment is the other manner. Japan didn't give up direct investment in Shandong through the combination was the main fashion. Japan's most investment contributed on spin industry in this period. Japan had already built nine cotton mills till 1937 and monopolized the Shandong's spin industry with absolute superiority.Agriculture: Japan plundered primary products without restraint, the raw material of agriculture that Japan needed were purchased completely. For example, the purchase of peanut and cotton was completely controlled by Japan. At the same time, Japan also interfered agriculture production, controlling the plant of the cotton in Shandong is Japan's mainly purpose. Japan forced Shandong's farmers to plant cotton, adopt all kinds of measures to improve the quality of the cotton seeds and control cotton's produce and sell, so that, it could meet the demand of Japan's spin industry.Business: Japan manipulated Shandong's external trade and kept on dumping and robbing resources. At the same time, Japan carried through smuggle. Since China took back Shandong province, Japan still manipulated the external trade of Qingdao harbor through it could not monopolize. The trade between Japan and Shangdong was unequal. By dumping and plundering material in Qingdao harbor, Japan obtained substantive profits. After "jiu "event, Shandong was the smuggle central of Huabei and 64%smuggle goods coming from Dalian had entered Shandongsince 1933. The main smuggle goods exporting to Japan in this period were valuable metals, such as copper, silver and so on. Smuggle goods from Japan were so many that "everything can sm...
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