青島における近代工業の発展とその構造 : 日本資本の役割を中心に

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After World War I, Japan began to invest in modern industries in Qingdao, which was a center of cotton spinning. Modern companies were established there one after another. The development of these companies, along with domestic capital, made Qingdao a modern industrial city by 1937. Industries such as agriculture, themicals, food, tobacco, etc. could be found here. At first, Japanese investments were concentrated in light industries, but these began to invest in manufactured goods, such as machines, ships, and steel. The industrial infrastructure in Qingdao therefore became more streamlined and advanced.
関西学院大学の論文
2004-09-20