@article{1355233,
      recid = {1355233},
      author = {Esmann, Frank,},
      title = {From Mao to money /},
      pages = {1 online resource (27 min.)},
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed June 10,  2015).},
      abstract = {This is a colorful, ironic look at Chinese society as it  is being transformed by burgeoning capitalism. After Deng  Xiaoping first allowed private enterprise into new  industrial zones, untold wealth has accrued to those who  once followed Mao's dictates. We meet a former Red Guard  who has become a billionaire, and a family in an old Mao  commune which is now quoted on the stock exchange and  provides each resident with an income without working. Once  undreamed-of luxuries are shown off with pride. What does  one call the new system? Market communism or communist  capitalism? One thing is certain --there is a growing gap  between rich and poor. The super rich worry that the  government will raise taxes, while the poor worry about how  to feed themselves, get health care and an education for  their children. As capitalism spreads from Beijing and  Shanghai to the provinces, entrepreneurs strive for the  greatest profit.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355233},
}