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Includes: Introduction: Meeting of the Central Committee, Mao Tse-Tung presiding, report on the 1960 economic plan and targets for 1961, Agriculture the Foundation of the economy, party rectification movement, more income for those who work more, need for rationalisation of the economy, trade prospects. UK /China Trade, commentary, an order for electric motors, Amendments to UK Import Regulations. China Trade with: Ceylon, renewal of rice/rubber agreement. Burma, loan, sale of rice to China. Japan, resumption of direct trade. Australia and Canada, purchases of Grain. Effect of Grain Purchases on Freight Rates. Conditions in China, industries dependent on agricultural raw materials fail to reach targets. Responsibility of poor Administration for poor harvests, new rectification movement and purge. Petroleum Products, sales to China. Mineral Deposits. American Report. Mechanisation Programme for Agriculture Formosa: U.S. Aid. An International Harbour. Oil Plant. Trade with Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Trade with the UK Textile Shipments to the UK Supplies Buses. Cotton Yarn Production. Trade with World Markets. An Entrepot for China/Japan Trade. Dry Batteries to the U.S. A.
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