Monetary and exchange system reforms in China: An experiment in gradualism

IMF Occasional Papers

Volumn , Issue 141, 1996, Pages

  Mehran, Hassanali ^a   Quintyn, Marc ^a   Nordman, Tom ^a   Laurens, Bernard ^a  

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EID: 7244223397     PISSN: 02516365     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
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