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What will be the status of the dollar in 2025 — and does it matter?
14 December 2009
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12 Apr 2010 · 08:55:40 AM GMT
There are many different scenerios if/when the Almighty Dollar falters. (WHY do we put all our eggs in one basket?!) Currency is always the basis for any new “ism” that raises its need to dominate a culture. I advocate a new kind...—Linda Burkhead
In response to The almighty dollar in 2025
06 Apr 2010 · 11:59:04 AM GMT
I agree with Patric. The weakness of the dollar and the US economy is not the fault of the businesses—rather it’s from our politicians. Here in California, most of our “leaders” don’t lead…they continually ...—Matthew Lau
In response to The almighty dollar in 2025
06 Apr 2010 · 11:35:03 AM GMT
I see it as a matter of logic. In America, we have a lot of extra costs/restrictions that other countries don’t, particularly China: environmental rules, social welfare, disability, medical leave, unemployment, business liability, unions, e...—Matthew Lau
In response to The ticking time bomb and the dollar
28 Mar 2010 · 07:41:49 PM GMT
A Better Definition of “Reserve Currency” In the MGI discussion paper’s investigation into the cost of capital advantage, there is an attempt to isolate the portion of this advantage attributed to the dollar’s reserve currency status. MGI’s metho...—Leonard Haidl
In response to Costs and benefits of issuing a reserve currency
22 Mar 2010 · 01:38:17 PM GMT
A Better Definition of “Reserve Currency” In the MGI discussion paper’s investigation into the cost of capital advantage, there is an attempt to isolate the portion of this advantage attributed to the dollar’s reserve currency status. MGI’s met...—Leonard Haidl
In response to The not-so-exorbitant privilege
18 Mar 2010 · 11:33:06 AM GMT
Good article—Devin