Peng was born in Yantian, Xixiang, Jiangxi province, in 1907. After studying in Japan, he became a banker in Shanghai. His approach to economic history was influenced by the work of Carl Menger and Ludwig von Mises. Peng also taught at Fudan University in Shanghai. He died in 1967.[1]
A Monetary History of China
This pioneering work is acclaimed internationally.
"It is a classic in the field of Chinese monetary history and numismatics" – Hans Ulrich Vogel, University of Tuebingen.[2]
"His monumental two-volume work, A Monetary History of China, is much more than a history of money. It is a comprehensive history of Chinese economic thought." – William N. Goetzmann[3]
1954 "中国货币史" Zhongguo huobi shi (Qunlian publishing house 群联出版社)
1958 "中国货币史" Zhongguo huobi shi (Shanghai Renmin publishing house 上海人民出版社)
1965 "中国货币史" Zhongguo huobi shi (Shanghai Renmin publishing house 上海人民出版社)
1994 A Monetary History of China (English translation by Edward H. Kaplan)
References
^Peng Xinwei, A Monetary History of China (Zhongguo huobi shi), translated by Edward H. Kaplan (Bellingham, Washington: Western Washington University (East Asian Research Aids and Translations), 1994), Introduction.
^Vogel's review of A Monetary History of China (Zhonqguo huobi shi) by Peng Xinwei, Edward H. Kaplan, in the Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 56, No. 4 (Nov., 1997), pp. 1073–1075. https://www.jstor.org/stable/2658318
^Goetzmann, in Money Changes Everything: how finance made everything possible (Princeton University Press, 2017), p.159.
External links
Peng Xinwei on Chinese Wikipedia (in Chinese)
April 10, 2023
peng, xinwei, 彭信威, hsin, 1907, 1967, chinese, economic, historian, author, monetary, history, china, contents, life, monetary, history, china, references, external, linkslife, editpeng, born, yantian, xixiang, jiangxi, province, 1907, after, studying, japan, b. Peng Xinwei 彭信威 P eng Hsin wei 1907 1967 was a Chinese economic historian and author of A Monetary History of China Peng Xinwei Contents 1 Life 2 A Monetary History of China 3 References 4 External linksLife EditPeng was born in Yantian Xixiang Jiangxi province in 1907 After studying in Japan he became a banker in Shanghai His approach to economic history was influenced by the work of Carl Menger and Ludwig von Mises Peng also taught at Fudan University in Shanghai He died in 1967 1 A Monetary History of China EditThis pioneering work is acclaimed internationally It is a classic in the field of Chinese monetary history and numismatics Hans Ulrich Vogel University of Tuebingen 2 His monumental two volume work A Monetary History of China is much more than a history of money It is a comprehensive history of Chinese economic thought William N Goetzmann 3 1954 中国货币史 Zhongguo huobi shi Qunlian publishing house 群联出版社 1958 中国货币史 Zhongguo huobi shi Shanghai Renmin publishing house 上海人民出版社 1965 中国货币史 Zhongguo huobi shi Shanghai Renmin publishing house 上海人民出版社 1994 A Monetary History of China English translation by Edward H Kaplan References Edit Peng Xinwei A Monetary History of China Zhongguo huobi shi translated by Edward H Kaplan Bellingham Washington Western Washington University East Asian Research Aids and Translations 1994 Introduction Vogel s review of A Monetary History of China Zhonqguo huobi shi by Peng Xinwei Edward H Kaplan in the Journal of Asian Studies Vol 56 No 4 Nov 1997 pp 1073 1075 https www jstor org stable 2658318 Goetzmann in Money Changes Everything how finance made everything possible Princeton University Press 2017 p 159 External links EditPeng Xinwei on Chinese Wikipedia in Chinese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Peng Xinwei amp oldid 1138191790, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
