China’s Exchange Rate Policy and Fiscal Expansion
March, 2009 Download
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By Ronald McKinnon
Ronald McKinnon is the
William D. Eberle Professor
of International Economics
at Stanford University,
where he has taught since
1961. He is also a SIEPR/SCID
Senior Fellow.
His fields of interest are international
economics and development finance.
McKinnon has written over 100 articles
and several books, which include: Money
and Capital in Economic Development
(1973); Money in International Exchange:
The Convertible-Currency System (1979); The
Order of Economic Liberalization: Financial
Control in the Transition to a Market Economy,
1993; The Rules of the Game: International
Money and Exchange Rates, 1996; Dollar and
Yen: Resolving Economic Conflict Between the
United States and Japan (with Kenichi Ohno),
1997; and Exchange Rates under the East
Asian Dollar Standard: Living with Conflicted
Virtue, in 2005.
His books have been translated into many
European and Asian languages, and he
has been a consultant to central banks and
finance ministries the world over-including
international agencies such as the World
Bank and International Monetary Fund.
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