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Currency Power: Understanding Monetary Rivalry
Author: Benjamin J. Cohen
Year: September 1, 2015
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Language: English



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Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry In his thought-provoking book, "Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry Benjamin Cohen challenges popular opinion that the days of the US dollar as the world's dominant currency are numbered, instead arguing that the dollar will continue to reign supreme for some time to come. Through an innovative analysis of currency power and its relationship with state power, Cohen presents a compelling case for why the dollar remains the indispensable currency and why it is unlikely to be supplanted by the euro or the Chinese yuan. The Book's Central Thesis Cohen's central thesis is that the dollar is the most powerful currency in the world due to its widespread use, stability, and the economic and political resources that back it. He contends that while the euro and the yuan may have their strengths, they are severely limited by structural defects in their governance mechanisms and practical limitations in finance and politics. The dollar, on the other hand, has a unique combination of factors that make it the go-to currency for international transactions.
Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry В своей книге «Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry» Бенджамин Коэн бросает вызов распространенному мнению, что дни доллара США как доминирующей валюты мира сочтены, вместо этого утверждая, что доллар будет продолжать господствовать в течение некоторого времени. Посредством инновационного анализа валютной мощи и ее отношений с государственной властью Коэн представляет убедительные аргументы в пользу того, почему доллар остается незаменимой валютой и почему он вряд ли будет вытеснен евро или китайским юанем. Центральный тезис Коэна заключается в том, что доллар является самой мощной валютой в мире благодаря его широкому использованию, стабильности и экономическим и политическим ресурсам, которые его поддерживают. Он утверждает, что, хотя евро и юань могут иметь свои сильные стороны, они серьезно ограничены структурными дефектами в их механизмах управления и практическими ограничениями в финансах и политике. Доллар же обладает уникальной комбинацией факторов, которые делают его валютой «go-to» для международных транзакций.
Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry Dans son livre « Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry », Benjamin Cohen récuse la croyance populaire que les jours du dollar américain en tant que monnaie dominante du monde sont considérés, affirmant plutôt que le dollar va continuer dominer pendant un certain temps. Par une analyse innovante de la puissance monétaire et de ses relations avec le pouvoir public, Cohen présente des arguments convaincants pour expliquer pourquoi le dollar reste une monnaie indispensable et pourquoi il est peu probable qu'il soit remplacé par l'euro ou le renminbi chinois. La thèse centrale de Cohen est que le dollar est la monnaie la plus puissante du monde en raison de son utilisation généralisée, de sa stabilité et des ressources économiques et politiques qui le soutiennent. Il fait valoir que, bien que l'euro et le renminbi puissent avoir leurs points forts, ils sont sérieusement limités par des défauts structurels dans leurs mécanismes de gouvernance et par des contraintes pratiques dans les domaines financier et politique. dollar a une combinaison unique de facteurs qui en font une monnaie « go-to » pour les transactions internationales.
Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry En su libro «Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry», Benjamin Cohen desafía la creencia popular de que los días del dólar estadounidense son la moneda dominante del mundo se considera, en cambio, que el dólar seguirá dominando durante algún tiempo. A través de un análisis innovador del poder cambiario y su relación con el poder estatal, Cohen presenta argumentos convincentes a favor de por qué el dólar sigue siendo una moneda indispensable y por qué es poco probable que sea desplazado por el euro o el yuan chino. La tesis central de Cohen es que el dólar es la moneda más poderosa del mundo gracias a su uso generalizado, la estabilidad y los recursos económicos y políticos que lo sustentan. Sostiene que, si bien el euro y el yuan pueden tener sus puntos fuertes, están seriamente limitados por defectos estructurales en sus mecanismos de gestión y restricciones prácticas en materia de finanzas y políticas. dólar, en cambio, posee una combinación única de factores que lo convierten en la moneda «go-to» para las transacciones internacionales.
Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry Em seu livro «Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry», Benjamin Cohen desafia a crença comum de que os dias do dólar americano como moeda dominante do mundo estão contados, ao invés de afirmar que o dólar continuará a dominar durante algum tempo. Através de uma análise inovadora do poder monetário e de suas relações com o poder público, Cohen apresenta argumentos convincentes para determinar porque o dólar continua a ser uma moeda indispensável e porque é improvável que ele seja suplantado pelo euro ou pelo yuan chinês. A tese central de Cohen é que o dólar é a moeda mais poderosa do mundo, graças à sua ampla utilização, estabilidade e aos recursos econômicos e políticos que o sustentam. Ele afirma que, embora o euro e o yuan possam ter seus pontos fortes, estão seriamente limitados por defeitos estruturais nos seus mecanismos de gestão e limitações práticas nas finanças e políticas. O dólar possui uma combinação única de fatores que o tornam uma moeda go-to para transações internacionais.
Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry In seinem Buch „Currency Power - Understanding Monetary Rivalry“ widersetzt sich Benjamin Cohen der landläufigen Meinung, dass die Tage des US-Dollars als dominierende Währung der Welt gezählt sind, und behauptet stattdessen, dass der Dollar noch einige Zeit dominieren wird. Durch eine innovative Analyse der Währungsmacht und ihrer Beziehung zur Staatsmacht liefert Cohen überzeugende Argumente dafür, warum der Dollar nach wie vor eine unverzichtbare Währung ist und warum er wahrscheinlich nicht durch den Euro oder den chinesischen Yuan verdrängt wird. Cohens zentrale These ist, dass der Dollar aufgrund seiner weit verbreiteten Verwendung, Stabilität und der wirtschaftlichen und politischen Ressourcen, die ihn unterstützen, die mächtigste Währung der Welt ist. Er argumentiert, dass der Euro und der Renminbi zwar ihre eigenen Stärken haben, aber durch strukturelle Mängel in ihren Governance-Mechanismen und praktische Einschränkungen in den Bereichen Finanzen und Politik stark eingeschränkt sind. Der Dollar hingegen hat eine einzigartige Kombination von Faktoren, die ihn zu einer „Go-to“ -Währung für internationale Transaktionen machen.
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Para Birimi Gücü - Parasal Rekabeti Anlamak "Para Birimi Gücü - Parasal Rekabeti Anlamak'adlı kitabında Benjamin Cohen, ABD dolarının dünyanın baskın para birimi olarak günlerinin sayılı olduğuna dair popüler inanca meydan okuyor, bunun yerine doların bir süre daha sallanmaya devam edeceğini savunuyor. Para birimi gücünün ve hükümet gücüyle olan ilişkisinin yenilikçi analizi sayesinde Cohen, doların neden vazgeçilmez para birimi olmaya devam ettiğini ve neden euro ya da Çin yuanı tarafından desteklenmesinin mümkün olmadığını ikna edici bir şekilde ortaya koyuyor. Cohen'in ana tezi, doların yaygın kullanımı, istikrarı ve onu sürdüren ekonomik ve politik kaynakları sayesinde dünyanın en güçlü para birimi olduğudur. Euro ve yuan'ın güçlü yanları olsa da, yönetişim düzenlemelerindeki yapısal kusurlar ve finans ve politikadaki pratik kısıtlamalar nedeniyle ciddi şekilde kısıtlandıklarını savunuyor. Dolar, uluslararası işlemler için geçerli bir para birimi haline getiren benzersiz bir faktör kombinasyonuna sahiptir.
قوة العملة - فهم التنافس النقدي في كتابه «قوة العملة - فهم التنافس النقدي»، يتحدى بنيامين كوهين الاعتقاد السائد بأن أيام الدولار الأمريكي كعملة مهيمنة في العالم معدودة، وبدلاً من ذلك يجادل بأن الدولار سيستمر في السيطرة لبعض الوقت. من خلال التحليل المبتكر لقوة العملة وعلاقتها بالسلطة الحكومية، يقدم كوهين حجة مقنعة لسبب بقاء الدولار العملة التي لا غنى عنها ولماذا من غير المرجح أن يحل محله اليورو أو اليوان الصيني. تتمثل أطروحة كوهين المركزية في أن الدولار هو أقوى عملة في العالم، وذلك بفضل استخدامه على نطاق واسع واستقراره والموارد الاقتصادية والسياسية التي تدعمه. ويقول إنه في حين أن اليورو واليوان قد يتمتعان بنقاط قوتهما، فإنهما مقيدان بشدة بسبب العيوب الهيكلية في ترتيبات الحوكمة والقيود العملية في التمويل والسياسة. يحتوي الدولار على مجموعة فريدة من العوامل التي تجعله عملة مفضلة للمعاملات الدولية.

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