On pages 365,366,375, 383,412,413: RAND had been created in 1945 as a continuation of the civilian scientific work for operational analysis during the war. RAND stood for "Research and Development" since all it did was churn out paper. One of its major tasks would be to try to make sense out of America's nuclear war fighting plans and strategy. The Image of RAND by Peking during that time may be searched from www.loc.gov (Library of Congress online catalog) for act of referring history.
Economist Richard Moorsteen wrote "Remaking China Policy" in 1960s and was published by Harvard University Press in 1971. "A Glimpse of the Chinese Language" in English was published in March 1965.Paper#3078. Available at www.rand.org free of charge via PDF format. If readers are interested in Sino-American Economics,such works would be useful for reference apropos of the thoughts of economists for significant US-China/Sino-American economic relations in the 21st century as vision from the 20th century in history.
The above works may be regarded as eloquent description of successes, failures,controversies and lessons to be worthy of reading by citizens of the world. "A splendid job" - the Wall Street Journal.
Francis Shieh aka Xie Shihao,a lifelong student of economics and languages sharing such information for readers of Sino-American Economics.
April 9, 2009 at 6.26 a.m.
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