Monetary Management of Transition in China: Balancing Short-Run Risks and Long-Run Optimality

Schweickert, Rainer

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Diehl
M.
Schweickert
R.

Publication Date

06/2005

Expecting an appreciation of the Chinese currency seems to be a safe bet. There is a mounting pressure from U.S. representatives, and a majority of economists seem to believe that the Chinese economy is overheating and that the dollar peg should be loosen

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Dr. Rainer Schweickert

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