Peterson Perspectives

Is China a Currency "Manipulator"?

Morris Goldstein says Treasury Secretary Geithner was correct to label China a currency manipulator but argues for a nuanced approach in addressing the problem.
Featuring Morris Goldstein (PIIE)
January 28, 2009
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