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Jiang says Chinese policymakers do not realistically expect the renminbi alone to replace the dollar because the dollar is too deeply entrenched.
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Chinese policy
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...that China is too dependent on America. If it's something that Chinese policy makers have been trying to change for the past ten years,..."
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He says the most realistic Chinese option is a basket of currencies that supplements and competes against the dollar rather than immediate outright replacement.
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"Look, I think Chinese policymakers are realistic. You know, China practices a real politic form of geopolitics. And I don't think Chinese believe that..."
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"And I think Chinese policymakers are aware of that. And that's why they would opt for the second option, which is to create a..."
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"...that China is too dependent on America. If it's something that Chinese policy makers have been trying to change for the past ten years,..."
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"...guaranteed the protection of Chinese trade. And it never occurred to Chinese policy makers that one day, one of these days, America could be..."
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"...mean Ch ina just doesn 't care I mean like These Chinese policy makers These Chinese leaders Don 't care So they don 't..."
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"...a framework for how to uh resolve armed conflict and so chinese policy policymakers are really stuck and in fact chinese policymakers have come..."
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"...where because China has so much, U.S. Treasuries, America can dictate Chinese policy."
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"Well, I mean, the Chinese policy for thousands of years is not to get involved overseas. And it's worked out really well for China..."
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