Davos Annual Meeting 2011 - WHAT IF: competitive devaluation becomes the global norm?
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thank you so much for this! Thx WorldEconomicforum
I thought it was interesting that the ratio between currencies is coming closer to eachother because everyone is trying to devalue.
Why dont the chinese want to switch to a stronger currency? Wouldnt doing that boost their consumption and help their economy? Sure they would loose on exports a bit, but the Chinese are someday going to be less of a primary and secondary producer of goods and more of a Quaternary and tertiary producer.
mini1gerbel 8 months ago