A Research on the Two Poles Theory of Exchange-rate Regime and Midterm and Long-term Choice of China's Exchange-rate Regime
Zhu Jian
Abstract
Zhu Jian
Abstract
The two poles exchangerate regime theory is a newborn theory which holds that the only lasting exchange rate regime should be either floatingrate or fixedrate, and other intermediate regime is vanishing or should vanish. By analyzing the two poles exchange rate regime and together with the analysis of vital factors in selecting exchange rate between two poles and intermediate exchange rate, the paper makes thorough probe into midterm and longterm choice of China's exchange rate regime.
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The two poles exchangerate regime theory is a newborn theory which holds that the only lasting exchange rate regime should be either floatingrate or fixedrate, and other intermediate regime is vanishing or should vanish. By analyzing the two poles exchange rate regime and together with the analysis of vital factors in selecting exchange rate between two poles and intermediate exchange rate, the paper makes thorough probe into midterm and longterm choice of China's exchange rate regime.
Key concepts: Exchange-rate regime, Exchange rate, Economics, Term (time), China, Physics, Monetary economics, Quantum mechanics