Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global CrisisDive into the gripping world of international ecocomics through American lawyer, investment banker, media commentator, and author, James G. Rickards's expertise and thought-provoking insights. From collapsed paper currencies and hidden agendas of soveriegn wealth funds to the very real threats of national security, James G. Rickards scrutinizes the history and disastrous outcomes of currency wars, shedding light on the potential crisis that looms over the United States and the world. Rickards dissects failed paradigms and conventional theories while offering a course of action to steer away from impending disaster. |
Contents
| 1890 | |
Financial | 1907 |
Reflections on a Golden | 1924 |
Currency War I 19211936 | 1941 |
Currency War II 19671987 | 1961 |
Currency War III 2010 | |
The G20 Solution | |
Globalization and State Capital | |
The Misuse of Economics | |
Currencies Capital and Complexity | |
EndgamePaper Gold or Chaos? | |
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