Mike Norman Economics

It’s a fairly long article. Are some highlights in summary Here. Looking to isolate China and Russia, the Obama Administration’s confrontational diplomacy has drawn the Bretton Woods institutions more tightly under US/NATO control. By doing this, it is disrupting the linkages put in place after World War II. The U.S. plan was to hurt Russia’s economy so much that it might be ripe for routine change (“color trend”).

3 billion personal debt falling credited to Russia’s National Wealth Fund in December 2015. The IMF got long withheld credit to countries refusing to pay other governments. This policy aimed at protecting the financial claims of the U primarily.S. Government, which usually played a lead role in consortia with other U and government authorities.S.

But under American pressure the IMF changed its guidelines in January 2015. Henceforth, it announced, it would indeed be prepared to provide credit to countries in arrears other governments – implicitly headed by China (which U.S. Russia as well as others that U.S. Since World War II the United States has used the Dollar Standard and its own dominating role in the IMF and World Bank or investment company to steer trade and investment along lines benefiting its economy. But now that the growth of China’s blended overall economy has outstripped all others while Russia finally is beginning to recover, countries have the choice of borrowing from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank or investment company (AIIB) and other non-U.S.

At stake is much more than simply which nations are certain to get the contracting and bank business. American strategists hoped that the risk of isolating Russia evidently, China and other countries would bring them to heel if they tried to denominate trade and investment in their own nationwide currencies. Their choice would be to suffer sanctions like those imposed on Cuba and Iran either, or even to avoid exclusion by acquiescing in the dollarized financial and trade system and its drives to financialize their economies under U.S. The problem with surrendering is that this Washington Consensus is extractive and lives in the short run, laying the seeds of financial dependency, debt-leveraged bubbles and subsequent debts austerity and deflation.

This plan threat is splitting the global world into pro-U.S. At the center of today’s global split are the last few generations of Western social and democratic reform. Seeking to follow the classical Western development path by retaining a mixed public/private economy, China, Russia and other nations find it easier to create new institutions like the AIIB than to reform the dollar standard IMF and World Bank. Their choice is between short-term gains by dependency resulting in austerity, or long-term development with self-reliance and ultimate prosperity.

This policy risk is splitting the world into pro-U.S. At the guts of today’s global divide will be the last few generations of Western cultural and democratic reform. Seeking to follow the traditional Western development route by retaining a mixed public/private overall economy, China, Russia and other countries find it simpler to create new organizations such as the AIIB than to reform the dollar standard IMF and World Bank or investment company. Their choice is between short-term gains by dependency resulting in austerity, or long-term development with self-reliance and ultimate wealth. This policy risk is splitting the world into pro-U.S. At the center of today’s global split will be the last few centuries of Western cultural and democratic reform.

Seeking to check out the classical Western development route by keeping a mixed general public/private overall economy, China, Russia and other countries find it easier to create new establishments such as the AIIB than to reform the buck standard IMF and World Bank or investment company. Their choice is between short-term increases by dependency resulting in austerity, or long-term development with self-reliance and ultimate success. This policy risk is splitting the world into pro-U.S.

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At the center of today’s global divide are the last few decades of Western public and democratic reform. Seeking to follow the classical Western development route by retaining a mixed open public/private overall economy, China, Russia and other countries find it easier to create new establishments like the AIIB than to reform the money standard IMF and World Bank or investment company.

Their choice is between short-term increases by dependency leading to austerity, or long-term development with independence and ultimate prosperity. The price of level of resistance requires risking military services or covert overthrow. This is not how the Enlightenment was likely to evolve. The industrial takeoff of Germany and other European nations involved an extended battle to free marketplaces from the land rents and financial charges siphoned off by their landed aristocracies and bankers.