Showing posts with label Social Unrest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Unrest. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 October 2010
Wofgang Munchau on the Chinese Renmimbi Manipulation
If you are interested in what happens in the world, please read this article by the FT's Wolfgang Munchau.It summarises the economic logics underlying the discussions about Chinese monetary intervention. More importantly it argues for a forceful approach to Chinese monetary manipulation. I'm a big fan of his blog, and even if I don't always agree with him, he is always insightful, clear and fair. He mentions an article from VoxEU contributor and Centre for European Policy Studies' Director Daniel Gros, which very intelligently argues for the use of reciprocity in arguing for capital controls, which would be legal, apparently, against the much touted trade wars.I agree with these means, as it seems nothing better exists. However, I believe his analysis may be slightly myopic.
Labels:
China,
Democracy,
EU,
Euro,
Exchange rates,
FT,
Renmimbi,
Social Unrest,
Trade,
Wolfgang Munchau
Friday, 1 October 2010
Chinese Economics and the USA
The FT had an interesting article about monetary policy in china and it's effects on the us economy.
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