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China in a globalizing world

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TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 2005Description: xiii, 183 pSubject(s):

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

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11/3/05 JOYD

Summary: Analyzes the macroeconomic reasons for the Chinese boom since the mid-1990s. Argues that the stable growth performance of China would not have been possible without the strategy of unilaterally fixing the exchange rate. Suggests that China's undeniable success in igniting and sustaining growth from 1994 onwards has been as a result of a policy package that combined market-orientated but prudent microeconomic reforms, with aggressive and growth-oriented macroeconomic policies.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	03.02.01 U587 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000021763

Analyzes the macroeconomic reasons for the Chinese boom since the mid-1990s. Argues that the stable growth performance of China would not have been possible without the strategy of unilaterally fixing the exchange rate. Suggests that China's undeniable success in igniting and sustaining growth from 1994 onwards has been as a result of a policy package that combined market-orientated but prudent microeconomic reforms, with aggressive and growth-oriented macroeconomic policies.

11/3/05 JOYD

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