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Analysis on the Exchange Rate Dynamic of RMB and Monetary Control under the Conditions of Open Economy
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TitleAnalysis on the Exchange Rate Dynamic of RMB and Monetary Control under the Conditions of Open Economy  
AuthorWang Aijian and Lin Nan  
OrganizationCollege of Finance, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics 
Email gjiang@email.arizona.edu;panguanzhong@126.com 
Key WordsExchange Rate Dynamic; Capital Account Liberalization; Monetary Control 
AbstractThe analysis on the exchange rate dynamic and monetary control under the conditions of open economy has been the core of international finance research. Based on Frenkel et al (2002), the paper develops the model analysis and indicates that the nominal exchange rate will face the more pressure of appreciation if the loosen monetary policy withdraws instantly. With the fast development of capital account liberalization, the RMB will face more depreciation pressure. With the help of display target variables, through establishing the OLS relations, and inducing the monetary variable, which comes from the cointergration analysis, the paper gets the satisfacted nominal exchange rate and exchange rate misalignment. The results show that there is no appreciation pressure at the moment. And using VAR model and ECM model, the paper shows that it is effective in the regulation of foreign exchange control and monetary policy tool’s operation, and there is overshooting lagging in exchange rate dynamic.  
Serial NumberWP36 
Time2011-01-10 
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