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Retiredbum notes: A friend of mine emailed me the following article(of anonymous author and unknow provenance), and I would like to share it with you guys. It's a common sense that the value of a nation's currency must be, to some extent, equivalent to the value of its goods produced. Otherwise, it will be bound to depreciate and thus cause inflation. Fundamentally, the green back dollars now are worth nothing but wall papers, but why hasn't it collapsed yet? Because US$ is still the most important reserved currency, though not the only one, for most countries of the world. Secondly, US still maintains a seemingly invincible arm forces as a prop to prevent her from losing an economic warfare on her hegemony over the money. Likewise, her endeavor is unsustainable. Whereas, Mainland China has always been a self-sufficient country throughout long history. More importantly, leading a frugal life is an ethical heritage which has long been ingrained in most of Chinese people. As long as China can protect herself under any circumstances, US will be doomed to decline. Why? Simply because the resources in this planet are limited. The Political Economy of False 1.加強對歐貿易與投資。 |
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