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Draft Contents Chapter 1 ¿An Overview of the Key Issues¿ Morris Goldstein and Nicholas Lardy, Peterson Institute Comments Jon Anderson, UBS, Hong Kong Fan Gang, National Economic Research Institute and Monetary Policy Committee, People¿s Bank of China Chapter 2 ¿Monetary Policy Independence, the Currency Regime, and the Capital Account in China¿ Eswar Prasad, Cornell University Comments: Shang Jin-Wei, Columbia University Jin Zhongxia, People¿s Bank of China Chapter 3 ¿Rebalancing Growth in China: With or Without Much RMB Appreciation¿ Bert Hofman and Louis Kuijs, World Bank Comments: Barry Bosworth, Brookings Institution Ken Rogoff, Harvard University Chapter 4 ¿Estimates of the Equilibrium Exchange Rate of the RMB: Is There a Consensus and If Not, Why Not?¿ William Cline and John Williamson, Peterson Institute Comments: Jeffrey Frankel, Harvard University Simon Johnson, International Monetary Fund Chapter 5 The Management of China¿s International Reserves¿ Edwin Truman, Peterson Institute Comments: Mohamed El-Erian, Harvard Management Company Brad Setser, Roubini Global Economics Chapter 6 *^¿Currency Bills in the US Congress¿ Gary Hufbauer and Claire Brunel, Peterson Institute Comments Steven Roach, Morgan Stanley Chapter 7 ¿The Influence of the RMB on Exchange Rate Policy in Other Economies¿ Takatoshi Ito, University of Tokyo Comments: Yung Chul Park, Seoul University Jean Pisani-Ferry, Bruegel Chapter 8 ¿China¿s Exchange Rate Policy and IMF Exchange Rate Surveillance¿ Michael Mussa Peterson Institute Comments: Steve Dunaway, International Monetary Fund Timothy Adams, Lindsey Group Overall commentary: C. Fred Bergsten Peterson Institute Andrew Crockett JPMorgan Chase Fan Gang, National Economic Research Institute and Monetary Policy Committee, People¿s Bank of China Larry Summers Harvard University Luncheon Speaker: Wu Xiaoling, Deputy Governor, People¿s Bank of China
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Foreign exchange rates -- China -- Congresses.
Foreign exchange -- Government policy -- China -- Congresses.
Currency question -- China -- Congresses.
Monetary policy -- China -- Congresses.