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15. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Marginal Role of SDRs as an International Reserve Currency
the International Monetary Fund's proposal to use SDRs as an inflationary replacement for the US dollar in international reserves. Some economists have suggested the IMF issue up to $1 trillion in SDRs to be used as a global reserve currency...
13. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
Keynes' Proposal for an Alternative to the US Dollar as International Currency
The proposal for an alternative international currency to the US dollar, introduced by renowned economist John Keynes in The idea aimed to facilitate global monetary transactions within a unified system, replacing gold as a medium of exchange and preventing the...
12. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Potential Global Reserves Crisis Facing the US Dollar
the potential global reserves crisis facing the US dollar, prompting questions about alternative currencies. While many alternatives have been proposed, none match the dollar's liquidity due to the lack of deep short-term debt markets and the ability to sell short-term...
10. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
Exploring Alternatives to the US Dollar as the Global Reserve Currency
the ongoing global reserve crisis of the US dollar and explore potential alternatives that could replace it as the dominant global reserve currency. While several options have been suggested, we examine how none of them currently share the same key...
07. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The US's Ability to Print Money and Maintain Financial Dominance
the unique situation that allows the US to print money without experiencing the usual rational repressions, which could have major implications for currencies that rely on US dollars as well as for international trade and investment. This advantage has allowed...
05. 02. 2025
The Wealth Of Investors
The Advantages of the US Dollar as the International Reserve Currency
how the US dollar's status as the primary international reserve currency grants distinct advantages to the United States, allowing it to issue excessive debt and expand its money supply without facing typical economic repression. This dynamic has far-reaching consequences for...