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News Editorial on export promotion, 1947 May 09
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Letter from Bang How to S.D. Ren, re: woodoil exports, market price and smuggling, 1947 May 23
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Letter from Chopp about woodoil price and smuggling, 1947 June 02
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Study: New measures of foreign exchange and foreign trade control, 1947 August 25
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Notes: Why the Fund differs from Stabilization Board, 1947 August 27
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Notes: Fund-a difficult task (discussion with Tsuyee Pei, Karl Wu, C.S. Tung, K.N. Chang, and Li Ming), 1947 September 01
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Notes: Reasons for accepting Fund's chairmanship, 1947 September 05
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Notes: Reflections on eve of becoming Fund's chairman, 1947 September 06
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Press report about Fund, 1947 September 08
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Speech on Fund's functions before members of Foreign Trade Conference, 1947 September 08
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News Editorial on Fund and trade control, 1947 September 10
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Diary: Conversations with Chang Chun, O.K. Yu, 1947 September 12
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Notes: Contradictions in regulations, the first month operation, rumors affecting exports and remedies sought, 1947 September 24
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Notes: Rate, 1947 September 26
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Notes: A review of Fund's operation-its temporary success, difficulties and disadvantages, 1947 September 27
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Study: Differences between Fund and Stabilization Board, 1947 September 27
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Study: New exchange policy, 1947 October 04
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Study: Free exchange market and tight money policy, 1947 October 04
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Study: Comments and suggestions on the memorandum proposing revisions of present exchange policy, 1947 October 07
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Study: Agreement for collaboration with Hong Kong Government in measures of financial control, 1947 October 07
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Notes: Black Tuesday-speculators, measures to deal with speculation, agreement with Hong Kong and reporters meeting, 1947 October 09
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Notes: Government expenditures, increasing need for arms, ammunition and imports, US aid not in sight and personnel rate adjustments ineffective, 1947 October 13
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Study: Reasons that Fund is incapable of eliminating black market, 1947 October 14
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Notes: on woodoil exports, 1947 October 16
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Notes: Difficulties to improve bristle export, 1947 October 16
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Draft letter to Lawrence Morris about woodoil smuggling and UTC, 1947 October 16
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Notes: Wong Yuen-ping--his proposed revisions of current exchange program, 1947 October 18
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Diary: Black market and rate revision, aid, etc., 1947 October 24
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Diary: What to do with the rate?, 1947 October 29
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Study: A review of the loan policy of the Joint Office of the 4 government banks, 1947 October 29
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Study: How to reestablish fapi's credit?, 1947 October 29
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Diary: Factors contributing to present quiet market and importance of psychological factors, 1947 November 05
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Notes: Black market again becoming active, 1947 November 07
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Notes: Attacks of the mosquito papers, clippings attached, 1947 November 17
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Diary: Disappointed aid news and war news Hong Kong Authorities unwilling to implement agreement, low interest rate and loan policy of the Joint Office of the 4 government banks, and uncontrolled note issue, 1947 November 20
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Diary: Is China's currency going to collapse very soon?, 1947 November 29
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Diary: Central Bank to go into black market in Hong Kong and operate and its handicaps, 1947 December 02
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Notes: Tight money policy and issuance of large denomination notes, 1947 December 06
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Diary: Pros and cons of putting up the rate, 1947 December 10
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Diary: Rate revision and cooperation with Hong Kong authorities to stop smuggling, 1947 December 17
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Diary: Time for rate revision, 1947 December 18
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Diary: Factors for not putting up the rate as agreed. Personal opinions as told to Generalissimo re US aid, 1948 January 29
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Diary: Factors for and against putting up the rate. Military defeat, inflation and social unrest. US aid, 1948 February 02
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Diary: Clashes between Thomas and Rogers on rate revision, 1948 February 07
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Diary: Fund rate. Central Bank's foreign exchange assets and gold and loans under negotiation. General financial situation. New committee members, 1948 March 08
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Notes: Research on government finance-Lui [Lobeing?], 1948 March 13
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Notes: Treasury note redemption against rate revision. Public borrowing and public confidence, 1948 April 02
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Notes: Stabilization-mobilization of government properties, 1948 April 02
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Diary: Rate adjustment unsuccessful due to aid coming slow, shortage of goods and money being loose, 1948 April 11
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Study: on the rate adjustment of April 6th-its advantages and disadvantages, 1948 April 16
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Diary: Suspension of rate making and those for link system, 1948 April 21
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Diary: Resignation from Fund and concerns for the political confusion, 1948 May 22
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Notes: New exchange progress and certificate operation, clippings attached, 1948 June 01
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Study: Current financial situation of china on commodity prices, government revenues and expenditures, bank and foreign exchange, 1948 June 02