原来是罗斯福断送了民国的“黄金十年”

最近一直在关注美国迫使人民币升值的时间。正好我今天在翻国外论文的时候发现了些有趣的内容，讲民国时期美国迫使中国货币升值的事件。

原文是用英文写的，以下摘自David D.Hale Reconsidering revaluation: the wrong approach to the U.S. Chinese Trade  Imbalance

"This is not the first time Washington has sought to intervene in Beijing's monetary affairs. In the early 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt's administration supported legislation to raise price of silver in order to both garner support for the New Deal from western senators in silver-producing states and increase U.S exports to China.

But this proved to be a disaster for China, which was then on the silver standard rather than the gold standard. Unlike the rest of the world, China had experienced high economic growth during the early years of the great depression due to low silver prices and rapid industrialization. The Silver Purchase Act of 1934 compelled China to revalue its currency, which caused decreased in Chinese exports by almost 60%, and plunged the Chinese economy into chaos as unemployment rate rose up, while failing to increase U.S. exports to China.

最近一直在关注美国迫使人民币升值的时间。正好我今天在翻国外论文的时候发现了些有趣的内容，讲民国时期美国迫使中国货币升值的事件。

原文是用英文写的，以下摘自David D.Hale Reconsidering revaluation: the wrong approach to the U.S. Chinese Trade  Imbalance

"This is not the first time Washington has sought to intervene in Beijing's monetary affairs. In the early 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt's administration supported legislation to raise price of silver in order to both garner support for the New Deal from western senators in silver-producing states and increase U.S exports to China.

But this proved to be a disaster for China, which was then on the silver standard rather than the gold standard. Unlike the rest of the world, China had experienced high economic growth during the early years of the great depression due to low silver prices and rapid industrialization. The Silver Purchase Act of 1934 compelled China to revalue its currency, which caused decreased in Chinese exports by almost 60%, and plunged the Chinese economy into chaos as unemployment rate rose up, while failing to increase U.S. exports to China.