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and regain autonomy in its monetary policy, China needs to move toward a free floating exchange rate system by refraining …
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This study employs the bootstrap method to explore the evolution of the Chinese yuan. We use the following three random walks to characterize the evolution of the yuan: an IID-parameterized random walk, an ARCH(3)-parameterized random walk, and a GARCH(1,1)-parameterized random walk. To proceed,...
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and business circles outside China, this paper argues that the Chinese government is able to and will defend RMB in the … near future. The cost for China to defend RMB is not formidably high for the time being. However, as China implements an …
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The framework of "one currency, two markets" makes China's currency market quite unique compared to its Western … counterparts. In this study, we characterize the linkage between the onshore and o shore Renminbi exchange rates, and estimate the … effect of the recent Renminbi market reforms against the backdrop of Renminbi internationalization. Using GARCH-type models …
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This paper critically examines the trade and exchange reforms that paved way for the implementation of the current flexible, market-based exchange rate regime in Ghana. Using descriptive method, the paper argues that Ghana has succeeded in unifying its exchange rates without the inflationary...
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China's currency, the renminbi or yuan, is not freely convertible on international foreign exchange markets; foreign … exchange is still heavily controlled in China even though major reforms swept the Chinese foreign exchange control regime in … uncertainties increase transaction costs and hinder China's deeper financial reform …
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