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  1. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofChina | Armstrong Economics

    Monetary History of China. The monetary history of China extends back in time at least 3,000 years. At first, money was sea shells, namely the cowry shell during the Shang Dynasty. Barter was always a dominant means of exchange in China that remained largely an agrarian society. Merchants and moneylenders were not well regarded even by government.

  2. 2018年5月22日 · Asia 2019 Crisis August 19, 2019 COMMENT: when you showed FX and stock markets of Asia in Rome, the computer did forecast quite some panic cycles for this summer – here we go ! Hong Kong Peg & Riots July 3, 2019 Civil unrest is continuing to rise in ...

  3. www.armstrongeconomics.com › category › international-newsHongKong | Armstrong Economics

    2019年9月27日 · Hong Kong Peg to Crack in June? May 22, 2020 China’s Communist Party will impose a sweeping national security law in Hong Kong during the annual meeting of its top political body, criminalizing... Hong Kong Anti-Mask Riot – Will this Become a Worldwide

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  7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofKorea | Armstrong Economics

    The first coins actually minted in Korea did not take place until the 15th year (996 AD) of the reign of King Songjong (成宗). The first coin was cast in both bronze and iron and was based on the standard Chinese cash coin which was round with a square hole in the center.The bronze coins are much rarer than the iron coinage since iron was a ...

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