Rise of the feedback: how the renminbi is replacing the greenback as the dominant trade settlement currency in Asia.: An article from: The International Economy Buy on Amazon
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Rise of the feedback: how the renminbi is replacing the greenback as the dominant trade settlement currency in Asia.: An article from: The International Economy

Author Chi Lo
Publisher International Economy Publications, Inc.
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Author(s) Chi Lo
Publisher International Economy Publications, Inc.
ISBN / ASIN B00C7IO3RO
ISBN-13 978B00C7IO3R8
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