China's 30-year CPI Growth Systemically, Greatly Under-counted
If CPI systematically underestimates the decline in purchasing power, it is of significance for the judgment of national well-being. The deposit interest rate over the past 30 years has always been coupled with CPI, and savers have supposedly received interest based on the CPI growth. If the ratio of CPI to the purchasing power of money is underestimated, it means that savers have suffered an enormous loss of purchasing power.
cpi;inflation;purchasing power
December 22nd,2009
Why is Dubai a Speculative Heaven for Chinese
Dubai, arguably the world's most liberal city, financially, is slowly and fitfully crawling out from its crisis, but is regaining its attractiveness to arguably the most speculative business people on earth, Wenzhou folks.
Dubai;speculation;overseas Chinese
December 11st,2009
China's 2010 Monetary Policy Subject to Hot Money
Based on RMB appreciation expectations, hot money will continue its inflow in 2010. China's current exchange rate policy lacks flexibility, and capital flows can't be automatically adjusted though exchange rates.
hot money;monetary policy
December 8th,2009
Economic Directions for the Coming Year: Hard Choices for Beijing
The Central Meeting for Economic Works, an annual gathering of top Chinese leaders and economic policy makers who set guidelines for economic policy, will assess the soundness of the policy and try to define where China's economy will head in the coming year.
November 19th,2009
The Face Value of Obama's First Visit to China
It is as power to power that things get interesting, especially if China tries to use its lending leverage to pressure US spending away from things it deems to undermine its interests.
November 16th,2009
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