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Subtitle Currencies and Power in a Multipolar
World, Gavekal Books, 2019, 43 pgs., tables, diagrams, paperback
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Reviewer Comment: This a critical, timely
study that integrates analysis of money created by central bank operations,
expanding debt by U.S., and other nations, with excellent discussion of the
developing Struggle between China and the United States in all aspects of
economics, culture, and politics. The chapters on monetary policy, on China, of
government spending and debt in particular are focused on the same critical
issues that are discussed on many other books, some of which will be listed
below with links/
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Introduction -
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Chapter 1 - Defining money
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Chapter 2 - Living in a US dollar world
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Chapter 3 - Runaway US government spending
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Chapter 4 - Different trading partners and
evolving US policies
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Chapter 5 - Can the renminbi be Apple to the
US dollar's Microsoft?
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Chapter 6 - The abdication of King Dollar
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Chapter 7 - The rise and stall of the
European Empire
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Chapter 8 - An anti-=euro rant (can't be
helped!)
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Chapter 9 - The Real challenge of the target
balances
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Chapter 10 - China' dream of empire
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Chapter 11 - Guerilla warfare and the
three-front war
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Chapter 12 - Agincourt redux - or the daners
of a tech battle
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Chapter 13 - Sea-based empire versus
land-based empire
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Chapter 14 - Exporting the reniminbi
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Chapter 15 - Rentiers versus entrepreneurs
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Chapter 16 - The growth of the renimbi and
emerging markets
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Chapter 17 - A new Asian financial landscape
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Chapter 18 - The evolution of monetary policy
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Chapter 19 - Conclusion
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Louis Gave - "New World Order Will Have
China on Top" - this is an interview by Leslie Norton and Mr. Gave's
comments do not give China such assurance.
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