The Future of the Dollar System

Tuesday, April 22, 6:00pm - 7:30pm (EDT)

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Co-sponsored by the Center for Political Economy and the Institute of Global Politics.

The dollar remains the main medium of the world economy. The global banking system operates predominantly through dollars. In extremis the US monetary authorities act as lenders of last resort to the entire global system. This status quo has considerable advantages for US businesses, consumers and tax-payers. It also generates tensions both in the USA and beyond. Recently, these tensions have begun to be voiced even in Washington DC. Can this system last? Are alternatives imaginable? This panel will take up one of the most basic issues in the world economy today.

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