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China up close: understanding the Chinese economy and financial system (special issue)

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Michael H. Moskow
Catharine Lemieux
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In March 2007, the authors paid a weeklong visit to Beijing and Shanghai, China. In this article, they summarize some of the most striking impressions from their visit concerning the Chinese economy and financial system.

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Article provided by Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in its journal Chicago Fed Letter.

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Issue (Month): Feb ()
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Keywords: Banks and banking; Foreign ; China - Economic conditions ; Banks and banking - China;

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