Kenneth Rogoff examina o problema e conclui:"As long as the status quo persists, with strong global growth and stunning macroeconomic stability, the US can continue to borrow and run trade deficits without immediate consequence. Over time, the dollar will still decline, but perhaps by no more than a couple of percent per year. Nevertheless, it is not hard to imagine scenarios in which the dollar collapses. Nuclear terrorism, a slowdown in China, or a sharp escalation of violence in the Middle East could all blow the lid off the current economic dynamic.
In principle, one can also think of scenarios in which the dollar shoots up, but overall these seem less likely. In sum, the fact that the US trade balance has defied gravity for so many years has made it possible for the dollar to do so, too. But some day, the US may well have to pay the bill for its spendthrift ways. When that day arrives, Americans had better pray that their creditors will be as happy to accept dollars as they are now". Leia o artigo aqui.
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esses comunistas nao conseguem entender o obvio... quando o mercado de cambio e livre para flutuar deficits na balanca comercial nao sao problemas algum.
Engracado que esse comuna escreveu um livro texto sobre Comercio Internacional, mas no mundo real as veias comunistas falam mais alto...
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