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Wiegand sees vast Chinese market amid central control battle
Karl von Wie g and argues that China could absorb vast U S and foreign goods if central authority extends, reducing corruption and militarized provinces. He details Szechuan and Chungking taxes, warlord control, and the need for a coordinated international approach to aid China's modernization and open trade.
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