Inflation and Workers

of the real situation in China.
When dealing with China's foreign policy, Harris covers the well-worn ground of the party leadership's oppor- tunist relations with the worst dicta- torial regimes of the Third World, its economic and military aid to governments engaged in suppressing democratic movements ("aid taken from the surplus products of Chinese workers and peasants"), its growing proximity to the United States even when the latter was escalating the Indochina war in Gambodia