The detailed information on Chinese foreign aid drawn from numerous official and non-official publicati A primary source of information concerning China's p extensions, drawings on credits, technical assistance annual reviews of the Communist aid programs pu Intelligence and Research of the U.S. Department of "Communist States and Developing Countries: Aid published in September 1971.

Official publications, journals, and newspapers fr countries also have been invaluable sources. Much of to Communist countries during 1953-65 is based on Ro Trade of Communist China, 1950-65" in An Econom Joint Economic Committee of the Congress, Februar

Among the academic discussions containing inform the most useful are the following: Alexander E Economic Growth and Foreign Trade, McGraw-Hill, Yu, China and Tanzania: A Study in Cooperative In fornia, Berkeley, 1970; and Bruce Larkin's China Foreign Policy of the People's Republic of China, Univ