A discussion of the Chinese M1 (i.e., liquid) money supply to explain how it increased from 2009 to 2010, and why this happened. [3:12]

A comparison of the Chinese M1 (i.e., liquid) money supply against the increase in acquisitions of foreign assets in 2010, which would be assets in other currencies. The acquisitions support the growth of the Chinese economy, and help to...

Review of China US currency situation. [2:36]

Chinese inflation in 2010 is featured in this video. [3:21]

Explains how China would be able to maintain a trade imbalance with the U.S. by printing additional money, thereby preventing an undesirable devaluation of the U.S. dollar. [3:01]

Floating Exchange Effect on US. Learn how Chinese currency affects the U.S. debt through flexible exchange rates.

Examines what the effect on China would be of a floating exchange rate. [3:26]

Explore the data on Chinese-US Balance of Payments. [4:17]

Explores how a floating exchange rate could in theory resolve a trade imbalance. [4:06]

Discusses the rationale behind China buying U S. Treasury Bonds, which helps finance U.S. debt and increases demand for the bonds. [2:51]