China

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A new Chinese oil strategy? Buy into BP and other oil majors
October 28, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
No one forced China to import US monetary policy: Commentary on yesterday’s China commentary
October 24, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s crazy numbers
October 23, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Backgrounder
Countering China’s Military Modernization
October 17, 2005
The US government has no idea what China intends to do with its exchange rate …
October 17, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Is Tim Adams a closet Democrat? And some other musings on Snow’s trip to China
October 16, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s trade surplus dipped in September
October 12, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Speculation on the renminbi to heat up?
October 7, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
How many divisions does the IMF have?
October 6, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Did anything really change with the RMB today?
September 23, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s reserves increased by $29b in July.
September 20, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Gasoline is a fundamental human right …
September 16, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Time to change the way we think about the world
September 13, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Show me the money (really, show me China’s reserves)
September 12, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
China’s capital controls and the RMB
September 6, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
If it is still a dollar peg, where is the monetary policy flexiblity?
September 4, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Council Fellow Elizabeth Economy’s The River Runs Black Named Best Social Sciences Book on Asia
August 30, 2005
Who is the high-tech powerhouse?
August 25, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Report
China, Nuclear Weapons, and Arms Control
April 1, 2000
By Robert A. Manning, Ronald Montaperto and Brad Roberts
Report
Sustainable Development and the Open-Door Policy in China
May 5, 2000
By James K. Galbraith and Jiaqing Lu
Report
Shaping U.S.-China Relations
January 1, 1997
By Michel Oksenberg and Elizabeth C. Economy
Comments on Dooley, Garber and Folkerts-Landau: part 1, China
August 19, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Report
The United States, Japan, and China
March 24, 2000
By Neil E. Silver
China’s economy in 2005 is not what it was in 2000
August 11, 2005
By Brad W. Setser