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It is clear that once dominance of the US Dollar and the system which sustains it is removed, consequences for the United States could be catastrophic. The question is NOT about IF US Dollar will survive as world's reserve currency--this is not even up for a debate--it is WHEN and HOW the departure will happen. Reminiscence of the FutureAbout US Dollar and Sanctions, Yet Again.Andrei Martyanov
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: de-dollarization, Dollar hegemony, Russian economy, US economic warfare, US sanctions
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It is clear that once dominance of the US Dollar and the system which sustains it is removed, consequences for the United States could be catastrophic. The question is NOT about IF US Dollar will survive as world's reserve currency--this is not even up for a debate--it is WHEN and HOW the departure will happen. Reminiscence of the FutureAbout US Dollar and Sanctions, Yet Again.Andrei Martyanov
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: de-dollarization, Dollar hegemony, Russian economy, US economic warfare, US sanctions
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It is clear that once dominance of the US Dollar and the system which sustains it is removed, consequences for the United States could be catastrophic. The question is NOT about IF US Dollar will survive as world's reserve currency--this is not even up for a debate--it is WHEN and HOW the departure will happen.Reminiscence of the Future
About US Dollar and Sanctions, Yet Again.
Andrei Martyanov