The People's Liberation Army and China in Transition


Tables



3-1. The Central Military Commission	45

3-2. Military Regions	57

3-3. The General Departments	58

3-4. CMC Affiliated Educational Institutions	58

3-5. Service Commands	58

6-1. Ground Force Unit Participation in Fiber Optic Construction	119

8-1. Estimates for Known PLAAF Miltirole Combat Aircraft	144

9-1. Projected Increases in Chinese Defense Spending and Procurement, 2002-2006	187

9-2. Estimated Procurement and Procurement Costs for Major Chinese Weapon Systems, 2002-2006	188

9-3. Official Chinese Defense Spending as Percentage of GDP	190




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9-1. Chinese Defense Budgets, 1989-2000	181

9-2. Western Estimates of Actual Chinese Military Expenditures	185

9-3. Estimated Aggregated Procurement Costs, 2002-2006 (5% growth)	189

9-4. Estimated Aggregated Procurements Costs, 2002-2006 (10% growth)	189

9-5. Estimated Aggregated Procurement Costs, 2002-2006 (10% growth)	190

14-1. Military Spending, 1995-2000	241

14-2. Increases in China's Budget Announced in March 2001	241

14-3. How China Is Paying for Fiscal Spending	242

14-4. Partial List of Divested PLA and PAP Enterprises	242

14-5. U.S.-Chinese Bilateral Trade, 1998-2001	243

14-6. U.S. Foreign Direct Investment in China, 1979-2000	244





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