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This collection includes:

• Letter to Ye Gang regarding a lecturing trip to China [Manuscript letter]. Shaikh, A. (1985, April 29). Unpublished manuscript.

• Party sanctions aim to subdue “unhealthy tendencies” [Newspaper article discussing measures to address economic offences]. China Daily. (1985, May 18).

• Courts deal with varied workload [Newspaper clipping discussing court cases and sentencing in Guangdong Province]. (1985, May 20). Unpublished manuscript.

• Rural-based businesses lead the way [Newspaper article discussing the growth of rural industry]. China Daily. (1985, May 20).

• Search for a miracle cure [Magazine article featuring Martin Weitzman and his proposal for profit sharing]. Time. (1985, May 20).

• Business is brisk at night market [Newspaper article discussing individual entrepreneurs in Beijing]. China Daily. (1985, May 20).

• Street frontages must “go public” [Newspaper clipping regarding a Beijing Municipal Government ruling on property use for services]. (1985, May 20). Unpublished manuscript.

• Commercial ethics will… [Newspaper clipping discussing farmers’ trading practices and price reforms]. (1985, May 20). Unpublished manuscript.

• Proposed schedule [Handwritten notes by Anwar Shaikh, PhD, outlining a series of lectures on Marxist theory for a trip to China]. Shaikh, A. (1985, May 12). Unpublished manuscript.

• Lecture I: Suggestions [Handwritten notes by Anwar Shaikh, PhD, discussing the use of Capital to analyze modern economies]. Shaikh, A. (1985, May 12). Unpublished manuscript.

• Computers give impetus to reforms [Newspaper article discussing systems analysis and economic reform]. China Daily. (1985, May 13).

• Food prices go up sharply in Beijing [Newspaper article discussing the transition to market mechanisms]. Burns, J. (1985, May). Unpublished manuscript.

• The decline of the dinosaurs [Opinion piece discussing leadership changes and technocracy in China]. Chang, P. (1985, April 29). Unpublished manuscript.

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