Managing the Risk of RMB Internationalization and Digitalization (2021–2022)
As the world’s second biggest economy, China is advancing efforts to internationalize and digitalize its currency, the renminbi (RMB). This will facilitate international trade and investment but is also raising some concerns, such as the uncertain impact on the international currency system. This program will focus on currency system re-creation and recommend how the risk of RMB internationalization and digitalization can be managed.
Principal Investigator
Co-Investigators
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福本智之
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- RESEARCH FELLOW(–FY2024)
- Tomoyuki Fukumoto
- Tomoyuki Fukumoto
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孟渤
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- RESEARCH FELLOW(–FY2024)
- Bo Meng
- Bo Meng
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RECENT CONTENT
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Sino-American Tensions Fuel China Capital Flight
Sino-American Tensions Fuel China Capital Flight
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The Repercussions of a Global, Digital Renminbi
The Repercussions of a Global, Digital Renminbi
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Working with China during Xi Jinping’s Third Term
Working with China during Xi Jinping’s Third Term
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The Looming Financial Crisis and the Need for Monetary Policy Coordination
The Looming Financial Crisis and the Need for Monetary Policy Coordination
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Can China Avoid the “Middle Income Trap”?
Can China Avoid the “Middle Income Trap”?
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