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Anonymous users2024-02-06Seek the impact of e-commerce on international ** Literature review.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Chapter 1 The impact of RMB appreciation on China's imports and exports.
1 1 Literature review on the impact of exchange rate changes on imports and exports** 11 2 The impact of RMB appreciation on imports and exports** 121 3 The impact of RMB appreciation on China's ** balance and expenditure 381 4 RMB appreciation and ** conditions 53
1 5 RMB appreciation and competitiveness 70
1 6 The impact of RMB appreciation on the distribution of ** benefits 83 Chapter Summary 87
Chapter 2 The Impact of RMB Appreciation on International Direct Investment.
2 1 A Theoretical Overview of the Relationship between Exchange Rate Changes and FDI 912 2 RMB Appreciation and Foreign Direct Investment 102
2 3 RMB Appreciation and China's Outward Foreign Direct Investment 129Chapter Summary 169
Chapter 3 The Impact of RMB Appreciation on China's Financial Security.
3 1 A Theoretical Overview of the Impact of RMB Appreciation on Financial Security 1723 2 RMB Appreciation and Financial Crisis 184
3 3 Long-term Gradual Appreciation and the "Bubble Economy" 1923 4 RMB Appreciation and the Impact of International Tourist Capital 211
3 5 The Appreciation of the Renminbi and China's Financial Security Situation 2243 6 The Impact and Enlightenment of the U.S. Financial Crisis on China's Financial Security 240 Chapter Summary 248
Chapter 4 The Impact of RMB Appreciation on China's Foreign Exchange Reserves.
4 1 The nature of China's foreign exchange reserves and the problems of their use** 2504 2 The impact of the appreciation of the renminbi on foreign exchange reserves 2594 3 The dilemma of foreign exchange reserve management under the current foreign exchange management system 2664 4 Suggestions and assumptions on the use of foreign exchange reserves 273 Summary of this chapter 286
Chapter 5 The Impact of RMB Appreciation on China's Macroeconomy.
5 1 The impact of RMB appreciation on China's GDP 2885 2 The impact of RMB appreciation on China's social welfare level 2935 3 The impact of RMB appreciation on the price level 3025 4 The impact of RMB appreciation on China's industrial structure 318 Chapter 325
Chapter 6 An Empirical Analysis of the Economic Impact of RMB Appreciation Based on the CGE Model.
6 1 The CGE model and the appreciation of the renminbi 327
6 2 CGE model and data selection and processing 3296 3 Analysis of CGE model results 335
Chapter Summary 342
Chapter 7 Calculation of RMB Exchange Rate Fluctuations - Compilation Plan of RMB Exchange Rate Index**.
7 1 Exchange rate fluctuations and exchange rate indices 343
7 2 Exchange rate indices of major international currencies 344
7 3 Attempts to compile the RMB exchange rate index in China 3487 4 The significance of compiling and publishing the RMB exchange rate index 3527 5 The principle of compiling the RMB exchange rate index** 3567 6 Other elements of the compilation of the RMB exchange rate index** 364 Summary of this chapter 369
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