Our Dollar, Your Problem: How U.S. Power Shapes — and Shakes — the World
3 Takeaways™
The dollar has been one of America's most powerful weapons and a major source of global influence, in ways few fully realize. It doesn't just shape trade and finance; it also gives the U.S. a unique window into the world's financial flows.
But what if that power is beginning to slip? Ken Rogoff examines the mounting pressures that could threaten the dollar's supremacy — and reveals how a cornerstone of U.S. power could also become its Achilles' heel.
Raw Description
<p>The dollar has been one of America’s most powerful weapons and a major source of global influence, in ways few fully realize. It doesn’t just shape trade and finance; it also gives the U.S. a unique window into the world’s financial flows. <br/><br/>But what if that power is beginning to slip? Harvard’s Ken Rogoff examines the mounting pressures that could threaten the dollar’s supremacy — and reveals how a cornerstone of U.S. power could also become its Achilles’ heel.</p>
Show Notes
The dollar has been one of America's most powerful weapons and a major source of global influence, in ways few fully realize. It doesn't just shape trade and finance; it also gives the U.S. a unique window into the world's financial flows.
But what if that power is beginning to slip? Ken Rogoff examines the mounting pressures that could threaten the dollar's supremacy — and reveals how a cornerstone of U.S. power could also become its Achilles' heel.
Raw Description
<p>The dollar has been one of America’s most powerful weapons and a major source of global influence, in ways few fully realize. It doesn’t just shape trade and finance; it also gives the U.S. a unique window into the world’s financial flows. <br/><br/>But what if that power is beginning to slip? Harvard’s Ken Rogoff examines the mounting pressures that could threaten the dollar’s supremacy — and reveals how a cornerstone of U.S. power could also become its Achilles’ heel.</p>