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2013•Journal of Chinese Economic and Business StudiesOpen access

The renminbi as an international currency: the next instalment of China’s economic reforms

Damian Tobin

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The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state of constant fluctuation … A growing number of countries and regions now use the renminbi to quote...

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The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state of constant fluctuation … A growing number of countries and regions now use the renminbi to quote...

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The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state of constant fluctuation … A growing number of countries and regions now use the renminbi to quote...

Key concepts: Renminbi, Currency, Reserve currency, Economics, Liberian dollar, China, International economics, Monetary economics

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