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The East Asian exchange rate dilemma and the world dollar standard

In: East Asia's Monetary Future

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  • Ronald I. McKinnon
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East Asia's Monetary Future is an illuminating and valuable work which uniquely focuses on a long-term monetary view of the region. There are multiple and varied future scenarios which can be applied to this region – an enlarged Singapore–Brunei currency area, a greater China monetary bloc and even a Northeast Asian bloc comprising Japan and Korea.

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  • Ronald I. McKinnon, 2004. "The East Asian exchange rate dilemma and the world dollar standard," Chapters, in: Suthiphand Chirathivat & Emil-Maria Claassen & Jürgen Schroeder (ed.), East Asia's Monetary Future, chapter 6, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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