China's Exchange Rate Policies and External Economic Imbalances: A Structural and Institutional Perspective

China, China's Economy, Economic Development, Emerging Markets

Geng Xiao, Director, Brookings-Tsinghua Center

The Brookings Institution

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April 25, 2007 —

Geng Xiao argues that the answer to China’s current account imbalance lies not in exchange rate adjustment, but in a fundamental reform of China’s financial system to reduce transaction costs and better use capital and labor to promote balanced trade and proper currency appreciation.

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