Hong Kong University / University of Houston Health / NBER Summer Institute / Chinese University of Hong Kong / University of Texas / University of Toronto Applied Micro Seminar / /
IndustryTerm
food productivity / rural food availability / per capita food requirements / famine food production / aggregate food deficits / high rural food availability / food availability / lower food retention / rural food consumption / food procurement / estimated rural food availability / average rural food availability post-procurement / per capita food production / food / industrial equipment / food distribution / food wastage / food consumption / average per capita food availability / Urban food rations / aggregate food production / food production / sufficient rural food availability / average rural food availability / rural food retention / per capita food availability / collective controlled food preparation / rural food stores / /
Organization
UCLA / Tsinghua University / University of Texas at Austin / University of Houston Health and Development Conference / Chinese University of Hong Kong / Harvard / Mao-era government / Mao government / University of Toronto Applied Micro Seminar / Yale University / Hong Kong University / US Federal Reserve / Ministry of Agriculture / NBER Summer Institute for Economic Growth / Ministry of Health / National Bureau of Statistics / Stanford / Chinese government / /
Person
Suresh Naidu / Louis Gilbert / Nathan Nunn / Li / Lin / Fabrizio Zillibotti / Philippe Aghion / Naomi Lamoureaux / Francesco Caselli / Andrew Foster / Chris Udry / Ang Sun / Abhijit Banerjee / Gerard Padro / Sara Lowes / Xin Meng Nancy Qian Pierre Yared / Rick Hornbeck / Alberto Alesina / Christopher Leighton / Emi Nakamura / Kai Yan / Claudia Goldin / David Liu / Dean Karlan / Michael Kremer / Jaya Wen / Chang / Mikhail Golosov / Robin Burgess / Dennis Yang / James Kung / /
Position
driver / Great Leap Forward for projects such as rural industrialization / Walker / rural worker / anonymous co-editor / Great Leap Forward / /
The Institutional Causes of China’s Great Famine, [removed]∗ Xin Meng