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Monthly Archives: April 2011
04/12/2011 A new exchange rate pegging system based on and backed by each country’s total aggregate real estate and land value (TARELV)
This is an idea that first propped up in my head when I was a junior FX and gold options trader at Chemical Bank in the late 80’s. Puzzled and bewildered by the vague and imprecise ways that global currencies … Continue reading
04/12/2011 A new exchange rate pegging system based on and backed by each country's total aggregate real estate and land value (TARELV)
This is an idea that first propped up in my head when I was a junior FX and gold options trader at Chemical Bank in the late 80’s. Puzzled and bewildered by the vague and imprecise ways that global currencies … Continue reading
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04/02/2011 Dispelling harmful myths about the need of a weaker currency
No other economic topic is more confusing and has been least properly understood by the public than the exchange rate system. Politicians love to use it for the opportunistic advantage it offers to blame foreigners for their fellow countrymen’s failure … Continue reading
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Tagged Exchange rate mechanism, Loose monetary policy
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