| An order is a governing system that helps people deal with each other in a structured way. There are internal orders for governing within countries, and a world order for governing between countries. Orders typically change after wars, when revolutionary new forces defeat weak old ones. When this happens, new agreements and treaties are signed that detail how global governance and monetary systems will work moving forward. And a new world order begins. #principles #raydalio #history #bigcycle |
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Doing this is a very hidden way of reducing wealth, because as your currency goes down, it makes it look like other things are going up. But despite the downsides, this wealth shrinkage and reduction in buying power is favored by policy makers precisely because its impacts are less obvious than the alternatives.
At such times, you should expect interest rates and the currency’s value to fall.
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We’re entering a period of history where countries must be much more self-sufficient.
Not just because of the debt and trade issues — and those imbalances are unsustainable — but also because of security.
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As a result, restructuring our trade relationships is critical and necessary.
At least, that’s what it looks like through my eyes. I’m curious to hear if you agree.
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