| Interview original date: September 11th, 2020 Topics- Can we fix the US economy without fixing the eurodollar system? For a long run solution we would need to change the system. US Dollar, foreign currencies, production, Dollar as World Reserve Currency, foreign currencies devaluation. What would a new system look like? Digital Currency, Blockchain, a currency that’s not bank-centered. Transition to a multipolar world pricing/commodity pricing: some countries are no longer dollar-based, geopolitical changes/tensions, neutral settlements: gold, partially inflation-adjusted assets in the Central Bank’s balance sheet. |
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