On the Yuan: The Choice between Adjustment under a Fixed Exchange Rate and Adjustment under a Flexible Rate

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Adjusting China's Exchange Rate Policies (2004, methodology): “…(along with a managed float).54 Most studies conclude that countries adopting inflation targeting have been 52 See Eichengreen and Masson (1998) and Frankel (2004); although the “exit strategy” literature refers to an exit from a fixed rate to a more “flexible” regime, some of its implications…”
China's Exchange Rate and International Adjustment in Wages, Prices, and Interest Rates: Japan Deja Vu? (2006, unknown): “In particular, China has come under heavy pressure to appreciate the renminbi (see for instance Goldstein 2003, Cline 2005, and Frankel 2006).”
Pitfalls in Measuring Exchange Rate Misalignment (2009, unknown): “One characteristic of estimating a pooled OLS regression is that it forces the intercept term to be the same across countries, and assumes that the error term is 4 Frankel (2006) discusses whether one can speak of an " equilibrium exchange rate " when there is more than one sector to consider.”
The Prospects for Sustained Growth in Africa (2007, unknown): “First, following Frankel (2004), for every year beginning in 1960, we ran a cross-section regression of the log of a country’s price level relative to the United States (available in the Penn World Tables) on the country’s per capita GDP in PPP terms.”
Assessing China's Exchange Rate Regime (2007, unknown): “38 Frankel (2006b) considers the various arguments.”