Research on the Government and Beijing Grain Market in the Early Qing Dynasty

This book explores the relationship between the government and the market through the study of the Beijing grain market in the early Qing Dynasty. Beijing was the seat of the Qing government and played an important role in the Qing Dynasty. The formulation and implementation of various systems in the capital were also different from those in other provinces. In addition, the political situation and various events in the capital during the Qing Dynasty had a huge impact on the development of the market economy in the Qing Dynasty. In the early Qing Dynasty, Western economic theory had not yet been introduced into China. Therefore, this book is based on the actual situation at that time and analyzes a large number of original materials to find out the relationship between the government and the market. This not only helps to comprehensively and historically understand the philosophy of the Qing government, but also has important significance for academic research on the economic history of the Qing Dynasty.