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Monday, May 21, 2007
Chinese Monetary Policy... Divisible by 9....
Why are interest rates in Mainland China always divisible by 9? Here's
Greg Mankiw
, thanks to
Marginal Revolution
for the pointer.
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James Yetman
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I teach Macroeconomics at the University of Hong Kong. I use this blog to write about macroeconomic developments in Hong Kong, answer interesting students posed by my students, and discuss anything else that interests me and seems vaguely on-topic.
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