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Analysis on patents of health care products with substances of medicine food homology in China. [PDF]
Chin Herb MedLiu H, Wang Y, Huang J, Dong Z, Xiao P.
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RMB Internationalization and International Monetary System
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China’s currency goes by several names. Officially, Chinese Yuan (¥ or CNY) is the appropriate term, though “RMB” (Renminbi, “People’s Currency”) is interchangeable and the term “Quay” is used colloquially.
Henk R. Randau, Olga Medinskaya
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China’s currency goes by several names. Officially, Chinese Yuan (¥ or CNY) is the appropriate term, though “RMB” (Renminbi, “People’s Currency”) is interchangeable and the term “Quay” is used colloquially.
Henk R. Randau, Olga Medinskaya
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The Economics of RMB Internationalization
Asian Economic Papers, 2016The rapid internationalization of the RMB since 2009 raises many interesting questions, including: Why has this change been so fast? What is the rationality behind this new process? What economic consequences will it produce? What kinds of policies should China adopt to make the process smooth and sustainable? In this paper, we first describe the main
Liqing Zhang, Kunyu Tao
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RMB Internationalization: Empirical and Policy Analysis
2010China is now one of the largest economies and largest trading partners in the world. With the restrictions on international financial transactions gradually being liberalized, the emergence of the Chinese economy has aroused speculation on the future landscape of the world economy. One of the most interesting aspects is the possible rise of the Chinese
David Daokui Li, Linlin Liu
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The Prospect of Internationalizing the RMB
2018The rapid growth of China’s economy since its reform and opening-up is, to put it bluntly, a miracle. Across Chinese history, the last thirty years have been the period with the fastest economic development; globally, China has rapidly outpaced other countries in terms of the economy. China’s GDP in 1990 was USD404.5 bn, while the GDP in 2014 was 25.66
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Selecting a Path for RMB’s Internationalization
2018Even a cursory review of the monetary policies, the exchange rate systems and the experience of developed countries and developing countries in opening the capital account during the economic and opening-up process, clearly reveals Mundell’s “Impossible Trinity.” This theory reflects the central conflict plaguing the economic system under an open ...
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