Renewing America
Author: Ken Miller
July/August 2010
Foreign Affairs
Although the wary are fretting about China's unprecedented financial might, Beijing's policies -- hoarding foreign currency reserves and sending money abroad -- have so far been better for other countries than for China itself.
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