Depegging dollar

August 10, 2012 00:00

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Will the dollar be able to maintain its supremacy in the long term? Will the BRICS undermine its influence? With China and Japan now trading in their own currencies, what are the consequences for the dollar? Could we see a new Asian currency competing with the dollar? Or is such an experiment very unlikely given the eurozone status quo? CrossTalking with Mark Calabria, Martin Hennecke and Derek Scissors on June 11.

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Anonymous user 28.04.2013 02:56

US support for Israel has undermined economy and image,while Frankfurt school ideas corrode society

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sierranevada25 18.08.2012 03:11

Does anyone know where one can go to give Peter Lavelle "constructive" crit icism without being "banned"?

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JJ (unregistered) 11.08.2012 14:24

The dollar is a dead currency thanks to the USA support for Israel, and trying sanction every country
in the world that buys oil from Iran. It is amazing that the USA destroyed its dominance for Israel
a country the size of the state of New Jersey. Also the Chinese are sick of taking American dollars
and holding them while the watch the value of those dollars go lower and lower,, it's another way the
USA cheats them. Yeah LOL Dollars, who need 'em

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