The gold bugs over at the National Review have been arguing against letting the yuan float. Mark Thoma provides one review of Lawrence Kudlow as Mark points to Milton Friedman…

…do not see the same alleged deflation for the late 1980’s or late 1990’s. Beyond that, I’m not sure what a comparison of the level of the yuan/$ nominal exchange…

In a piece in the next issue of The Economist, Brad Setser nicely explains the risks of a potential yuan revaluation against the dollar: According to Brad Setser, a former…

…physicians what they already k new, Depakote was a very valuable medication for “off-label” (unapproved uses). In the irony department, prescribing and administering Depakote for off-label uses is legal, and…

…information about products’ energy use. Label is voluntary, and Congress ordered it The Energy Star label is voluntary for products that meet certain efficiency levels, and differs from Department of…

…take their time spent out of the limelight to allow the Chinese yuan to appreciate roughly 0.3% against the US dollar. Chinese inflation is elevated and near 5% (4.9% is…

…23) claimed that revaluation of the Chinese yuan would “make barely a dent in America’s trade deficit.” This ludicrous assertion flies in the face of basic economic theory and our…

…Therefore, recent nominal appreciation of the Philippine peso and Chinese yuan against the euro, and expected real appreciation – Europe’s self-imposed economic contraction stemming from harsh fiscal austerity measures will…

…it is keeping the yuan undervalued to gain an advantage in the international marketplace. A cheaper yuan makes Chinese goods less expensive in the United States and American goods more…

John Tamny tries to argue that a yuan appreciation will not lower our bilateral trade deficit with China: Some might say that any harm brought on less politically connected U.S….