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Examining China: Monetary Policy, Inflation Potential, and the Organization of the Monetary System under a Floating Exchange Rate System

May 04, 2011

During the early 1990’s, the inflation rate accelerated and peaked at around 25%. One is hard pressed to justify such a high inflation rate. Either the Chinese did not exert complete control over the demand for money, or budgetary pressures forced the central bank to print too much money. Either way, the inflation rate exploded.

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