Chinese Exceptionalism

New York Times by Philip Bowring | Sep. 22, 2009 (Opinion)

Many countries, with China the most vociferous, wish for a more balanced world in which other currencies play significant roles in trade finance, capital flows and exchange reserves. But while the cries against U.S. privileges ring out loud and clear, scant notice is taken of the exceptionalism successfully pursued by China. Full Story »

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