What did Japan do in the three northeastern provinces after the 9 18 Incident?

After the Japanese invaders occupied the three northeastern provinces, in addition to the rule of terrorist massacre, the Japanese invaders also controlled the economy of the three northeastern provinces and plundered the resources of the three northeastern provinces into Japan.

In the second year of the occupation of the three northeastern provinces, the Japanese authorities issued the Manchuria Economic Ruling Plan and put forward the "Outline of Japan-Manchuria Comprehensive Economic Plan".

In this plan, it is stipulated that all important industries with national defense or public welfare nature in the three northeastern provinces are listed as Japanese-funded enterprises, including chemical industry, coal mining industry, oil exploration and mining industry, automobile manufacturing industry, electric power industry, steel manufacturing industry, communication industry, salt industry, forestry and other industries in Northeast China. It can be said that during this period, the whole resource economy in Northeast China was completely monopolized by Japanese-funded enterprises.

Until 1937, Japanese-funded enterprises set up 369 companies in Northeast China, covering all economic and industrial fields, directly monopolizing the economic industrial chains of the three northeastern provinces.

More than 50% of the resources of various industries have been plundered to Japan, and the proportion of scarce industrial resources imported to Japan is as high as 80%. Mandatory provisions, the Japanese invaders formed an economic monopoly on Northeast China.

Commercial monopoly means

Since the Japanese invaders occupied Northeast China, they have used military and administrative means to crack down on local folk business activities in Northeast China and implemented a policy of restricting "foreign businessmen".

In order to monopolize the northeast economy, Japan expelled "foreign businessmen" by military means, which led to the withdrawal of "foreign businessmen" capital from the northeast.

The Japanese invaders' suppression of commerce was reflected in taxes. According to historical records, at that time, Japan imposed a tax rate of 40% on goods transported from customs territory to customs territory. The tariff rate of Japanese goods exported to Northeast China is only 5%, which directly leads to the extinction of China goods in Northeast China, while Japanese goods occupy 75% of the market.

Agriculture and land plunder

After Japan invaded Northeast China, it plundered the cultivated land of local farmers in Northeast China by immigrating Japanese domestic personnel, and promulgated the Law on Registration of Commercial Lease Rights. On the surface, it is a 30-year lease, but in fact it is a disguised recognition of Japanese immigrants' permanent possession of cultivated land in Northeast China. According to historical records, from 1932 to 1937, the Japanese invaders carried out five armed migrations to the northeast, occupying more than 200,000 hectares of farmers' cultivated land in the northeast.