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What is a Fair Value for the RMB — and What Does it Mean for China Sourcing?

By Jason Busch on January 28, 2010

Supply Chain Digest recently ran a feature highlighting
an academic paper that suggests China should let the RMB appreciate
10% relative to the dollar. The story suggests that “if such a move
were to happen, it would effectively increase the…

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