Glen Tenney's Online Resources
Topic: China 

 

   

Yellow Journalism at the Weekly Standard

By Robert Murphy

3 pages, 2007

How China’s Monetary Policy Drives World Commodity Prices

By Frank Shostak

2 pages, 2006

China Does Not Determine US Interest Rates

By Frank Shostak

Shostak suggests that the initial increase in demand for dollars that is evidenced by China’s recent increase in trade surplus with the US is offset by the fact that China’s central bank is buying US Treasuries. Thus China’s efforts have no effect on US interest rates on net. Hence, the low US interest rates, and the burst in the housing bubble that will eventually come about, are the result of US Fed policies rather than the actions of Chinese monetary policy or currency stabilization policies.  (5 pages, 2005)

The China Factor and the US Dollar

By Frank Shostak

5 pages, 2004

China: Soft Landing or Bust?

By Frank Shostak

 5 pages, 2004

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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