Ma Yinchu

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Ma Yinchu

MA YINCHU ( traditional characters :馬寅初; abbreviation :马寅初* 24. June 1882 , † 10. May 1982 ) was a Chinese economist.

Life

Ma warned long before the official birth planning of the population growth in the People's Republic of China and was reprimanded for it. Mao Zedong initially described birth control as the murder of the Chinese people and allowed Ma Yinchu to be dismissed from all positions in 1960.

literature

• Ariane Böneker: Approaches to the reorganization of the Chinese economy at Ma Yinchu and their realization . University, Hamburg 1994 (Master's thesis).
• Ronald Hsia: The intellectual and public life of Ma Yin-ch'u . In: The China Quarterly. An international journal for the study of China , vol. 2 (1961), issue 6, pp. 53-63, ISSN  0305-7410 .
• Sylke Klockgether: The economic theory of Ma Yinchu . University, Hamburg 1989 (Master's thesis).
• Kenneth Walker: Ideology and economic discussion in China. Ma Yin-ch'u on development strategy and his critics . In: Economic development and cultural change , Vol. 11 (1963), Issue 2, pp. 113-133, ISSN  0013-0079 .