Titlebook: Banking Reforms and Monetary Policy in the People‘s Republic of China; Is the Chinese Centr Yong Guo Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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,Banking Reforms in 1993–7: Controlling Interest Rates,out that decade, the authorities of the People’s Bank of China did not exercise its role as central banker, formulating and implementing monetary policy, until the summer of 1993when inflation hit the Chinese economy.

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,The Impact of Membership of the World Trade Organization on the PBC’s Monetary Policy,the automobile tax, for example, will decrease to 25 per cent from the current 30±80 per cent. In January 2002 the prices of imported products such as automobiles and agricultural products decreased dramatically.

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Empirical Study of Monetary Policy Tools,forms. It was shown in Chapter 4 that the Chinese economy and its currency remained strong throughout the recent Asian Financial Crisis, beginning in July of 1997 and extending through the spring of 1999. It was suggested that the reason for the stability of the Chinese economy during the crisis cou

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Conclusions and Suggestions,terest rates, reserve ratio requirements and open market operations. China experienced four periods of sequential monetary policy reforms. It has been shown in this book that, following the 1978–2000 reforms, the Chinese banking system was put on a sound financial footing. Challenges that the Chines

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