Reddit reviews Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis
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And it can spark tit for tat retaliations between central banks. Call it race to the bottom, beggar thy neighbor or whatever, but QE can have some very nasty global implications.
Just finished a book last week, Currency Wars. I really enjoyed it, and it discusses QE (now and historically), the gold standard, Brenton Woods, and other issues pretty thoroughly.
Currency Wars - The Making of the Next Global Crisis by James Rickards is a good read.
I can't see how any organization that could plan for the greater society could avoid being taken over by the ruling elite. Look at the Tea Party and the Occupy movements.
>For example, citizens of the Commonwealth of Independent States might have plans for the demise of the US Dollar that would be inapplicable to citizens of the People's Republic of China, or citizens of Mexico.
I don't understand what you mean. Some states that were part of the ex-USSR are antagonistic to the USA and might want to hurt the US through monetary means. It is happening now and has been for some time. Have you read James Rickards' "Currency Wars"? However, some of the CIS countries are allies of the Empire and the rest are too weak economically to do much damage
Currency Wars, Endgame, The Age of Deleveraging, The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit From it, Rich Dad's Guide to Gold and Silver.
I'd rather hold physical gold and the new currency that's not competing to self destruct in this currency war. Thanks for the link though; have an upvote.