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China's defense of the peg perpetuates central planning

China has maintained a nearly fixed exchange rate of 8.26 renminbi (RMB) to the U.S. dollar since 1994, in spite of the near total collapse of...
Cato Journal, The, 01/01/05 by David F. DeRosa · More from publication
China fears spur Japan trade deal push

Japan is desperate to enter into trade deals with the rest of Asia. Imagine that, free market ideals are blooming in Asia and all because of Japan....
Business Asia, 12/01/03 by David DeRosa · More from publication
No deal in North Korean bonds - Frontline

North Korea, the original communist deadbeat nation, says it wants to issue government bonds for the first time in 50 years. North Korea, the...
Business Asia, 04/01/03 by David DeRosa · More from publication
Japan's legal bluff - Finance

Japan has always prided itself on being relatively light in the use of lawsuits to settle disputes. Japan has always prided itself on being...
Business Asia, 09/01/02 by David DeRosa · More from publication
Koizumi catches tax-cut fever amid huge deficit, BUSINESS TIMES

Business Times (Malaysia) 08-31-2002 ECONOMIC policy has its seasons - some might say its fads. Japan is no exception, and now official...
Business Times (Malaysia), 08/31/02 by David DeRosa · More from publication
Is Japan's MOF threatening Moody's with lawsuit?, BUSINESS TIMES

Business Times (Malaysia) 08-05-2002 JAPAN has always prided itself on being relatively light in the use of lawsuits to settle disputes. ...
Business Times (Malaysia), 08/05/02 by David DeRosa · More from publication

Dollarize or Die.(Argentina's economy)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

Without a dramatic rescue, Argentina is almost certain to begin defaulting on its $132 billion debt. The peso, pegged one-to-one with the U.S....
Newsweek International, 12/17/01 by DeRosa, David · More from publication
Dollarize or Die

Without a dramatic rescue, Argentina is almost certain to begin defaulting on its $132 billion debt. The peso, pegged one-to-one with the U.S....
Newsweek, 12/17/01 by David DeRosa (DeRosa is an adjunct professor at the Yale School of Management and the author of "In Defense of Free Capital Markets.") · More from publication
Defending The Baht

THAILAND LAST MONTH obtained US$2 billion ($3.8 billion) in credits from China's central bank for the sole purpose of defending its currency, the...
Business Asia, 09/01/01 by David DeRosa · More from publication
Is Mr Yen the right man for the IMF? - Brief Article

Japan's former vice-minister for finance Eisuke Sakakibara, dubbed Mr Yen, has been touted as a candidate to become the next chief of the IMF....
Business Asia, 12/13/99 by David DeRosa · More from publication