…and things in exchange for currency. If 40% of poor nations wealth generation is natural capital, and produced capital is 18% of the wealth generation, then that leaves 42% of…

Thomas Jefferson wrote a dire warning about banks and debt: ‘If the American people ever allow the banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then…

…lower cost. But rising wages for programmers here, a strengthening currency and companies’ need for workers in their clients’ time zones or for workers who speak languages other than English…

…all the remedies popularly advocated to-day are of this internecine character. Competitive wage reductions, competitive tariffs, competitive liquidation of foreign assets, competitive currency deflations, competitive economy campaigns – all are…

…fears that currency revaluation could unleash furious protest. Brad replies: Seriously, if every country set its exchange rate at levels that keep its least competitive sector competitive on global markets,…

…What is going on is the exercise of our global power. Our corporations are getting higher returns through outsourcing and transfer pricing. We take advantage of our reserve currency status….

…as a proponent of currency stability. Friedman is also seen as a proponent of floating exchange rates and his recent comments point out that fixed exchange rate are neither a…

Last week when the Chinese central bank first announced that they were going to change the value of their currency against the dollar, I suggested that one of the interesting…

…to foreign entities provide a benefit to us in the form of interest free loans and exporting inflation? Q3: “when do you anticipate the next currency crisis in the Mexican…

…head of global currency research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, pointed out: “Whatever the ultimate monetary disposition of the ECB, interest rate differentials between the United States and the eurozone are…