
BRICS Is Expanding: Here’s Why That’s Very Concerning for the US https://www.theorganicprepper.com/brics/
Will a New BRICS Currency Change Anything? Maybe https://mises.org/wire/will-new-brics-currency-change-anything-maybe
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BRICS Is Expanding: Here’s Why That’s Very Concerning for the US https://www.theorganicprepper.com/brics/
Will a New BRICS Currency Change Anything? Maybe https://mises.org/wire/will-new-brics-currency-change-anything-maybe
Those are good websites. Thanks for sharing, Adaeva. I think they answered your question. I don't have anything more to add. I guess we'll find out. In the meantime, it's best to be prepared.
What I wonder is, are the BRICS countries under the influence of the UN, IMF, World Bank, and the rest of the globalist network that is intent on monopolizing the world's resources, including human resources? Because they are the ones who are controlling the U. S. government and sucking this country dry. Their goal is to enslave humanity. I see the Talmudic agenda at play. And I fear that Chinese totalitarianism is the model they want to impose on western countries with a monopoly on information, total monitoring of citizens, fear, intimidation and regulation, a social credit system, and digital currency.
Actual U. S. Allies will still use the dollar, at least for awhile. But if uncontrolled deficit spending continues, then there will be a reckoning at some point.
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Let me tell you what to expect if those assholes took over the world economy with their new currency. It would be like a massive, throbbing orgy of financial domination, with the dollar getting pounded harder than a pornstar on a set.
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This is what's going on right now. All this stuff we have heard about China and Russia. What it really boils down is who's going to have the currency that the whole world uses Whoever has that currency rules the world if you notice United States our government the people that work for us they want to be the new bank they want to go digital that way if they don't like something that we said on our phones when you going to the grocery store to buy food or whatever you have to swipe your ID it will come up and you can either buy it or they will say sorry but your cards not working at this time
To be honest I don't want our government as my bank
It's bad enough that they already know everything about this in detail but now they want to control what we buy how we buy it using their banking system that's just too much control on a country that's supposed to have freedom the last time I read something about our dollar it was only worth something like 37 cents
I'm going to have to look that up and part two to the question that was asked it might be a good thing for a little bit if all those other countries do you have the dominant currency Force it might kick all our Senators in Congress in the balls and make them realize they need to stop being the bully of the world and stop doing to the American people what they're doing to them because one of these days they're going to need us and we're not going to be there for them let them we are the ones that hired these people to do what's right for the American people I don't see them doing anything right for the American people they keep taking and they keep trying to control because they're scared
High profitable consumer markets matter. US, Canada, EU, Japan, Korea, NZ and Australia. Those markets which generate 70% of world's GDP will further trade with USD and BRISC countries are dependent on western consumer Markets.
The idea to destroy the dollar as world's currency is not new. Soviet union and their vassals, China, Warsaw Pact and some countries in middle east tried in 1980ties to do that with so called "Transfer Ruble". Of course it failed because to obtain high tech products and machinery from western markets those countries still needed dollars. To obtain dollars those countries needed to sell their raw materials, metals and fossil fuels in dollars.
Do you think it will be different this time?
incorrect the Byzantine empire got destroyed by the Ottomans, while the Islamic caliphate under the Muslim Golden Age got wiped out by Mongolia under Genghis Khan
It's delusional to think they will become economically dominate. The USA is the largest producer in the world of oil, natural gas, refined petroleum products, has the largest coal reserves in the world, is the largest exporter of food in the world, etc. Energy use and GDP are positively correlated. Economic growth demands energy growth. It's as simple as that. As long as America is the big dog on the block in relation to energy production, America will stay the big dog on the block in relation to economic dominance.
It all depends on the Petro dollar, If Saudi Arabia decides to sell its oil through a bucket of currencies then say bye bye to the dollar.
Did you know that the American dollar is the only currency not tied to gold, which makes vulnerable to a compete collapse unlike other weak currencies.
They are busy going backwards under authorization regimes that will destroy their economies in time. Jinping nationalizes any business he feels is too successful. Modi is turning India into a Hindu theocracy, Bolsinaro mey or may not be done in Brazil.
The dollar isn't worth shit hence the massive amount of inflation we've had. The biden administration has made sure to devalue the dollar so much that it's making the whole brics alliance possible. It's also almost treasonous what the biden administration has done to devalue the dollar
That will fail. It's not a threat to anything. If US dollar collapse, euro will take it spot. But right now every currency is in a debt spiral. The winner would have been one with a good economy. I don't see that player...
It won't become the dominant force.
Why do you keep asking these questions of us?
As professional economists or people in the finance industry.
Almost every day, I read articles about more trading using other currencies. And, apparently that is because the USA has been using the dollar as a weapon and therefore the dollar cannot be trusted. Clearly the BRICS will develop and/or do more trading in other currencies; and others countries will be joining the BRICS. Unlike the USA that threaten other countries if they don't do as the USA demands, China only wants to trade with other countries.
The dollar is trusted - that's why it's used.
HOWEVER, it is good that you question stuff like this but don't ever assume you have the answer. You (and I) have so much more to learn. You should learn basic economics. And you need to learn about inflation and "real dollars" (or real whatever currency).
Try to find a free MIT Online course in economics.
Thank you but that is too much. The Economics syllabus said some calculus is required and when I searched calculus it said:
Prerequisites
There is no course at MIT which is a prerequisite for this course. The prerequisites are high school algebra and trigonometry. Students may also receive credit for 18.01 by transferring credit from a comparable college course taken elsewhere, or by passing an advanced standing exam.
And, I have had some algebra but not trigonometry. When I Googled prerequisites for trigonometry I found. To be able to study Trigonometry successfully, it is recommended that students complete Geometry and Algebra and I haven't had geometry.
Don't worry so much about that. Trigonometry and geometry aren't all that relevant and what you'd need to know isn't that hard. I find it hard to believe you'd need trig in basic economics.
Calculus is important - but mostly the idea of it - because a central tenet of economics is "The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility" and the concept of "utility" which is a measure of happiness or satisfaction that you get from an activity. Money, in a sense, is a metric (*) of utility.
(*) A metric is a way to measure something; it's like a standard.
Anyway, suppose you are making a recipe, say, pancakes for 10 people. You check your fridge and you don't have enough butter. You realize you need 5 sticks of butter. At the store, one stick has a cost of $1.00. You say to yourself "That's a little pricy but reasonable and I NEED the butter." So, you buy a stick. It helped you to know have that stick of butter. You've increased your overall utility.
You buy another stick and another stick. Soon, you have 5 sticks. Do you buy anymore? Maybe... if you think your are going to need more tomorrow, you might be inclined to buy this expensive butter today. But maybe not because you have to save your money for milk.
The point is that the 6th stick of butter isn't as valuable to you as the first 5 sticks were.
Suppose you do buy a 6th... and a 7th...
Eventually, you reach a point where you say to yourself "I don't need to buy any more butter. I'm just wasting money if I do." and so you stop buying butter. Those first 5 sticks had a lot of utility for you, but every stick after had less and less utility for you.
This is an example of the law of diminishing marginal utility. There always comes a point when buying something that, the next one you buy just isn't worth to you the cost anymore.
Understand?
This is a very important concept. And, believe it or not, it's related to differential calculus.
Good. If you want help in any of these basic classes like math, let me know. These more advanced classes like geometry and trig are not really beyond you. Geometry can be annoying because, when I went to school, the REAL objective of geometry was to begin to teach you logic by doing proofs. Although, lots of simple geometric ideas are necessary for teaching "analysis" such as calculus. Algebra and geometry are the base mathematical ideas for everything beyond it.
If it is anything other than the world's primary currency, the US dollar will see a steep decline for the US huge budget and trade deficits alone, and that's before looking at the huge unfunded liabilities for Medicare in particular.
BRICS isn't doing much. The Arabs and EU are doing far more. China alone could drop the dollar.
Considering their alliance is at best tenuous, I highly doubt it will be anything significant.
This is why USA should actually start trading real products and resources instead of just printing money and selling bullets all the time promoting wars while reserving all its oil for themselves.
Start joining the debate team in high school get into politics follow your dreams
The dollar will collapse. All empires fail eventually.
It's won't change anything cause they need the US
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