https://youtu.be/1HKOAkD2SIY?si=v7xACT1Lwl7WUMa8
*Yes, recalibrating policy is a legitimate reason to change a rate or bond-trading policy; however, the previous examples mentioned is when trade policy is way better with foreign nations than today. Today BRICS, and other nations around the world are not too keen on trading with the United States, like the late 1800's (not a typo) when foreign nations were not liking to trade with the aggressive capitalists of the United States. Today is more advanced trade-war because communism of China (and maybe its trade allies) could use their holdings of US dollars and export/industrial policy as an inflation weapon against the United States.
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