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On the conditional convertibility of the RMB under capital account (original in Chinese)
International Economics and Trade Research (c)
1996 : 6, p.50-53
 1996 Tao, Shigui
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New reflections on the influence of foreign exchange reserves on inflation (original in Chinese)
Economics Information (c)
1996 : 2, p.18-20
 1996 Tao, Shigui
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Border trade should become the break through for the free convertibility of RMB/Border Trade. (original in Chinese)
International Trade Journal (c)
1996 : 3, p.40-42
 1996 Tao, Shigui
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An exploration of integrating the domestic foreign exchange market with the world one (original in Chinese)
International Economics and Trade Research (c)
1996 : 2, p.62-65
 1996 Tao, Shigui
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Difficulties in the operation of open markets of foreign exchange of the central bank and countermeasures (original in Chinese)
Reform of Financial System (c)
1995 : 5, p.19-23
 1995 Tao, Shigui
Nie, Shixue
Chang, Zhongwu
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The Central bank's difficult points in its operating foreign exchange open market and countermeasures (original in Chinese)
Intertrade (c)
1995 : 6, p. 24-26
 1995 Tao, Shigui
Nie, Shixue
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Effect of the new system of foreign trade and foreign exchange on foreign funded ventures and respective countermeasures (original in Chinese)
Banks and Companies (c)
1994 : 4, p.20-21
 1994 Tao, Shigui
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Some problems about establishing foreign exchange trading market (original in Chinese)
Study of Finance and Economics (c)
1994 : 6, p.29-31
 1994 Tao, Shigui
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Central bank's system of settlement of foreign exchange should be established as soon as possible under the new system (original in Chinese)
Intertrade (c)
1994 : 5, p.53-54
 1994 Tao, Shigui
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The consideration on reforming the examination and permission procedure of the direct foreign investment (original in Chinese)
International Economics and Trade (c)
1993 : 1, p.42-44
 1993 Tao, Shigui
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