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23/09/2011 |
Article | For euro zone countries, exiting the crisis implies exiting the sovereign debt crisis. That means acting on different control levers both at the EU level and at the countries’… |
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23/09/2011 |
Article | The nature of the present exchange rate regimes explains the global imbalances lying at the heart of the financial crisis. Most of the countries that have accumulated foreign… |
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23/09/2011 |
Article | The appearance of sovereign funds in the French economy – though still small – must be considered as a positive fact. The main concern should be the risk of a lack of their… |
184
23/09/2011 |
Article | This article examines the exit strategy, which in the ECB’s terminology is to be understood as the unwinding of the various non-standard measures decided independently of the… |
185
23/09/2011 |
Article | In the emerging countries, growth is strong and inflation accelerates with fast-growing labour costs; the aim of economic policies is therefore the slowdown inflation with… |
186
23/09/2011 |
Article | A financial restructuring of the sovereign debts of some European countries would be a sound financial and economic solution to the persistent crisis. Despite the differences… |
187
31/05/2011 |
Article | The 12th five-year plan is going to bring huge changes in the Chinese economy, on its inside structures as well as on its international economic relations. The contribution of the… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | Conventional wisdom is that the renminbi exchange rate since mid 2005 has been no more than a simple (crawling) dollar peg. We instead interpret the Chinese authorities as having… |
189
31/05/2011 |
Article | The following write-up picks up from the recent decisions taken by the Chinese monetary authorities during the second half of 2010. They led to a first step in the… |
190
31/05/2011 |
Article | It seems that China is trying to reach simultaneously the three objectives of Mundell’s triangle of impossibility: free-moving capital, fixed exchange rate and autonomy in… |
191
31/05/2011 |
Article | There is a similarity of pattern between the present international pressures for RMB revaluation and those which were exerted on Japan in the ‘80s for the Yen revaluation. This… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | Much has been said and written on the consequences of the Chinese exchange rate policy for final importers of Chinese goods, such as the US and Europe. In this paper, we tackle a… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | The importance of Chinese financial foreign investments is raising the following question: do these operations underlie a strategy to conquer the world or are they just responses… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | The People’s Bank of China has adopted twice (July 2005-summer 2008 and June 2010-today) currency basket as exchange regime. No information related to composition or functioning… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | Imbalances between the U.S. and China are in three areas: monetary, trade and economy. Two fundamentally different types of economy are the cause of all other imbalances.… |
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31/05/2011 |
Article | China plays a key role in Asian regional integration, serving as an export platform for the region towards the rest of the world. In this respect, China has been instrumental in… |
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18/03/2011 |
Article | The enhanced coordination proposal put forward by the IMF is a pragmatic approach to address the cross-border resolution challenges in a manner that is achievable in the near… |
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18/03/2011 |
Article | There is now a broad consensus in the policy community that strengthening the macroprudential orientation of regulatory and supervisory frameworks is essential for the promotion… |
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18/03/2011 |
Article | This article advocates for a selective approach of the various instruments currently under scrutiny by the international financial community for the prevention, treatment and… |
200
03/01/2011 |
Article | La crise de la dette publique en 2009 dans la zone euro est imputable à une gouvernance déficiente. Pour améliorer son fonctionnement, il est souvent mis en avant la nécessité… |