Impact of the Financial Tsunami on the Convergence of the Consumer Price Index in China

Shu-kam Lee, Kai-yin Woo and Raymond W. M. Yeung

Chinese Economy, 2011, vol. 44, issue 3, 71-83

Abstract: This article adopts a time-varying parameter model to investigate whether the economic downturn has affected convergence of the consumer price index. The dynamic patterns of the intranational purchasing-power parity coefficients in mainland China before and after the financial tsunami are found to differ, indicating that the convergence has indeed been adversely affected by the downturn.

Date: 2011
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