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Currency Wars : The Making of the Next Global Crisis (Paperback)

Currency Wars : The Making of the Next Global Crisis (Paperback)

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    Currency Wars : The Making of the Next Global Crisis (Paperback)

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    from MusicforMovies

    Explores the currency valuations and their relationship to trade deficits and import / exports; especially applied to the States and China. Although published in 2011, the material is still relevant - especially in the exploration of past financial crisis such the financial Panic of 2008 and the ...

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    from everfresh1

    I found this book uneven. I liked very convincing historical perspective (some facts that I didn't know about). I was bored in the beginning by currency war simulation description - seems like totally useless exercise and a waste of taxpayers money. I was skeptical about some generalizations of f...

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    from TeaTimeCoder

    What could've been an interesting book degrades into a very one sided argument for using gold as backing for currencies. Doesn't even attempt to show the the other side of the argument. At the end it complains that gold has been unfairly blamed for policy mistakes in the past that didn't rely on ...

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