OUR DOLLAR YOUR PROBLEM by Kenneth Rogoff (epub)(Nonfiction)

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OUR DOLLAR YOUR PROBLEM by Kenneth Rogoff (epub)(Nonfiction) Author: Kenneth Rogoff Publication Date: April 22, 2025 Length: 360 pages Genre: Nonfiction, Economics, Global Finance, International Relations Rogoff traces the dollar's ascent over seven decades, from outcompeting the Soviet ruble, Japanese yen, and euro to its current role as the world's reserve currency, enabling the US to borrow cheaply and wield economic influence. He argues that luck, strategic policies, and global events propel

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OUR DOLLAR YOUR PROBLEM by Kenneth Rogoff (epub)(Nonfiction)
Author: Kenneth Rogoff
Publication Date: April 22, 2025
Length: 360 pages
Genre: Nonfiction, Economics, Global Finance, International Relations

Rogoff traces the dollar's ascent over seven decades, from outcompeting the Soviet ruble, Japanese yen, and euro to its current role as the world's reserve currency, enabling the US to borrow cheaply and wield economic influence. He argues that luck, strategic policies, and global events propelled this dominance, but arrogance and fiscal irresponsibility now pose existential threats, potentially leading to inflation, loss of central bank independence, or a shift to alternatives like digital currencies. The book combines historical analysis with forward-looking warnings, emphasizing that the dollar's problems could become everyone's if unchecked, amid rising multipolarity and de-globalization.