Add to ORKGSince 2009, the internationalisation of the Chinese yuan, or the renminbi, has become an increasingly important subject in the economics of China. On the surface, internationalisation of the renminbi means the currency is used as a unit of account, medium of exchange, and store of value in international trade and financia
After the 2008 crisis, China started a process of internationalization of its currency, the Renminbi...
"The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state...
The last time a Chinese currency was used as an international medium of exchange was four centuries ...
The rise of China's prominence in the world economy begs the question of where its currency, the Ren...
The rise of China's prominence in the world economy begs the question of where its currency, the Ren...
In the 21st century, the Chinese currency gradually gains its position in the international monetary...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
Chinese yuan has the best opportunity among the emerging markets currencies to become a widely used...
[[abstract]]In response to the Great Recession since 2007 that exposed the weaknesses of a dollar-ce...
AbstractThe paper reveals the growing importance of the Chinese currency (yuan/renmimbi) in the inte...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
In response to the Great Recession since 2007 that exposed the weaknesses of a dollar-centered inter...
This paper is aimed to study the internationalization of Renminbi as the ambition of China in suppor...
The rise of China has sparked a debate about the economic and political consequences for the global ...
After the 2008 crisis, China started a process of internationalization of its currency, the Renminbi...
"The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state...
The last time a Chinese currency was used as an international medium of exchange was four centuries ...
The rise of China's prominence in the world economy begs the question of where its currency, the Ren...
The rise of China's prominence in the world economy begs the question of where its currency, the Ren...
In the 21st century, the Chinese currency gradually gains its position in the international monetary...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
Chinese yuan has the best opportunity among the emerging markets currencies to become a widely used...
[[abstract]]In response to the Great Recession since 2007 that exposed the weaknesses of a dollar-ce...
AbstractThe paper reveals the growing importance of the Chinese currency (yuan/renmimbi) in the inte...
We investigate the possibility of the Chinese currency, Renminbi (RMB), becoming a dominant internat...
In response to the Great Recession since 2007 that exposed the weaknesses of a dollar-centered inter...
This paper is aimed to study the internationalization of Renminbi as the ambition of China in suppor...
The rise of China has sparked a debate about the economic and political consequences for the global ...
After the 2008 crisis, China started a process of internationalization of its currency, the Renminbi...
"The renminbi’s value is kept stable while the currencies of the capitalist countries are in a state...
The last time a Chinese currency was used as an international medium of exchange was four centuries ...