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Chinese Grand Secretary

PoliticiansLived 1534 to 1610 · aged 76
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Wang Xijue was a Chinese politician. In a 1593 report to the emperor, he wrote: "The venerable elders of my home district explain that the reason grain is cheap despite poor harvests in recent years is due entirely to the scarcity of silver coin.

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Wang Xijue was a Chinese politician. In a 1593 report to the emperor, he wrote: "The venerable elders of my home district explain that the reason grain is cheap despite poor harvests in recent years is due entirely to the scarcity of silver coin. The national government requires silver for taxes but disburses little silver in its expenditures. As the price of grain falls, tillers of the soil receive lower returns on their labors, and thus less land is put into cultivation."

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Politicians
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Politician
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deceased
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Lived 1534 to 1610 · aged 76
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