The Chinese Yuan: The Revaluation Dilemma
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ECOA132 |
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16 Pages |
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2005 |
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China |
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Abstract:
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With China coming to occupy a central place in the global economy, the country's
economic policies are attracting significant international attention. The
Chinese government has indicated that it intends to liberalize capital controls.
Meanwhile, the Yuan has been pegged to the dollar for a decade. There is a
widespread belief that the Yuan has become significantly undervalued.
But senior Chinese politicians believe that China cannot let its exchange rate
move more freely before it fixes its weak banking system. Otherwise, there will
be a large outflow of capital.
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China seems intent on relaxing capital controls before
setting its exchange rate free. Is China better off moving cautiously in
liberalizing its capital account, and moving more rapidly towards greater
exchange-rate flexibility? What should China do?
Contents:
Keywords:
China, The Yuan, Pegged to the dollar, China's Economic
Policies, Chinese Government, Liberalizing capital controls, Weak banking
system, Relaxing capital controls and Greater exchange-rate flexibility
The Chinese Yuan: The Revaluation Dilemma
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