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Crossing the River Stone by Stone: The Fallout of the Chinese RevaluationPublished by: IDC Published: Aug. 17, 2005 - 22 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Methodology Situation Overview Why Should the Significance of the Shift in the Currency Regime Be Discounted from an Economic Standpoint? Assessing the Importance of the Regime Shift Within a Conceptual Framework How Is the Move Expected to Play Through the Chinese Economy? Figure: China's Major Trade Partner Export and Import Share by Region, 1Q05 The Revaluation Will Have a Miniscule Effect on China's High-Tech Exports Table: China's High-Tech Import and Export Value, 1Q05 Table: China's Import and Export Value Share by Trading Form, 1Q05 (%) Figure: Asia Labor Cost per Hour by Select Country, 2002?2009 Future Outlook Assessing the Impact of the Revaluation on China's Trading Partners Figure: Asia Total Factor Productivity Growth by Select Country, 2002?2009 Table: Yuan Revaluation Winners and Losers by Country/Region Table: Yuan Revaluation Repercussions by Country/Region Assessing the Impact of the Revaluation on the U.S. High-Tech Industry Table: Specialization Coefficients for Select U.S. High-Tech Segments, 2000-2004 (%) Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Currency Regime Definitions International Trade Terms A Flow of Economic Dependencies and Outcomes from an Exchange Rate Appreciation/Revaluation Figure: The Effect of Higher Export Prices on Demand Figure: The Effect of Revaluation on Imports Synopsis AbstractThis IDC study is an attempt to assess what the recently introduced exchange regime shift in China does and does not mean for China, the United States, and the global economy. "IDC believes the changes in the exchange rate of the renminbi (RMB) will not materialize into major adjustments in international trade patterns in the near future, especially in the high-tech industry," says Anna Toncheva, program manager and economist with IDC's Worldwide IT Markets group. "From a macroeconomic perspective, the revaluation will lead to a shift in the regional contributions to global economic growth, but not a shift in its rate of acceleration." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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