Titlebook: Merchants, Market and Monarchy; Economic Thought and Tengda Hua Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Tengda Huaal illnesses, which constitute a significant percentage of the total direct health care costs, are currently estimated above $100 billion (USD), representing $1,605 per person per year in the U.S. (9% of the gr978-1-4419-4037-7978-0-387-34577-2

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Tengda Huaal illnesses, which constitute a significant percentage of the total direct health care costs, are currently estimated above $100 billion (USD), representing $1,605 per person per year in the U.S. (9% of the gr978-1-4419-4037-7978-0-387-34577-2

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Taxation: Levy on Merchants, criticism of the heavy taxation became the consensus of scholars, especially those in the Donglin School. However, contradicting the booming commerce during the late Ming period, theories related to commercial taxes serving as a means to suppress merchants still had faithful supporters among scholars.

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Ranking: Scholars, Merchants, Craftsmen, and Peasants,first place followed by artisans and merchants side by side in the second tier. Peasants were placed alone on the last tier, despite still deeply rooted agricultural-based preferences among scholars. This clearly differs from the traditional classification.

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2662-6578 he Chinese economy.Explores the influence of different groupThis book explores the vital role of merchants within early modern China. Unlike European merchants, their Sino-colleagues have long been regarded as certain social pariahs after pre-Qin period, despite the fortune they made. The key missio

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Consumption: Two Pairs of Thought Involving Merchants,n the mid-to-late period when commerce was booming. These two pairs of views are our essential prerequisites for judging whether the order of scholars, peasants, artisans, and merchants was still sound in the Ming Empire and the merchants’ predicament, especially when compared with Western merchants.

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Book 2021certain social pariahs after pre-Qin period, despite the fortune they made. The key mission of this monograph is to investigate whether the standing of merchants in the Ming Empire has been improved compared with their predecessors. Generally, their status is reflected in state-merchant relationship

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