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After 2008, Jiang says BIS solved global slowdown by shifting economic gravity from America and Europe to China through exchange-rate signaling.
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Exchange Rate
After 2008, Jiang says BIS solved global slowdown by shifting economic gravity from America and Europe to China through exchange-rate signaling.
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Exchange rates function internationally like interest rates domestically: they signal where nations should trade and where liquidity should move.
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"...you do that then? You do that with something called the exchange rate. Okay. Exchange rate is very simple. Rooming B to USD. Okay...."
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"...should trade with China. And China is like well okay my exchange rate is higher than before therefore I should buy more things from..."
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"...was suffering the Chinese economy China started to have a higher exchange rate. Okay. And it kept on going higher and higher and then..."
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"...to the British pound with back in the days of fixed exchange rates. And he'd say he'd buy them at that stage and know..."
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"...just not valuable okay all right they also agree on um exchange rate okay it doesn't make sense okay and this this is a..."
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