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Summary of key points: A fixed exchange rate and a flexible exchange rate each have its own advantages. A country should have the right to choose the regime best suited to its circumstances. Nevertheless, the de facto dollar peg may now have outlived its usefulness for China. China's economy has...
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Fixed and flexible exchange rates each have advantages, and a country has the right to choose the regime suited to its circumstances. Nevertheless, several arguments support the view that the de facto dollar peg may now have outlived its usefulness for China. (1) China's economy is on the...
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switched a substantial part of the dollar's weight onto the euro. The implication is that the appreciation of the RMB against … the dollar during this period was due to the appreciation of the euro against the dollar, not to any upward trend in the …
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Written on the 50th anniversary of floating exchange rates, this paper deals with possible alternatives to a unipolar dollar-based system. It considers (1) measures of international currency use; (2) potential challengers to the dollar; (3) network externalities; and (4) the plausibility of gold...
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switched a substantial part of the dollar's weight onto the euro. The implication is that the appreciation of the RMB against … the dollar during this period was due to the appreciation of the euro against the dollar, not to any upward trend in the …
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