The euro could surpass the dollar within ten years
Jeffrey Frankel
18 March 2008One of the world’s leading international economists explains how the euro could surpass the dollar as the premier international currency and examines the geopolitical implications of such a shift.
The International Economy recently asked experts: Ten years from now, which will likely be the next great global currency?
My answer is that it just might be the euro. Contrary to fevered popular speculation in the 1990s, the yen and the mark never had the potential to challenge the dollar as the leading international currency: their home economies were smaller than the US and their financial markets less well-developed and liquid than New York.
The euro, however, is a credible challenger: Euroland is roughly as big as the United States, and the euro has shown itself a better store of value than the dollar.
...we find that the tipping point could come within the ten-year horizon: the euro could overtake the dollar even as early as 2015.
... the United States might now have embarked on a path of “imperial over-reach,” following the British Empire down a road of widening budget deficits and overly ambitious military adventures in the Muslim world, the fate of the pound is perhaps a useful caution
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
FLASHBACK: HARVARD ECONOMIST TELLS US THE EURO WILL REPLACE THE DOLLAR AND BECOME THE WORLD'S RESERVE CURRENCY
HERE'S A SMART LIBERAL INTELLECTUAL FROM HARVARD TELLING US SOMETHING A FEW YEARS AGO:
I feel what he says is not only wishful thinking. If this guy is a socialist, which he looks like, this will be another attempt at attacking America and trying to put it at the mercy of the EU. Also the EU is progressing with Euromed, the islamisation of Europe by economic means. So ultimately making America the lackey of islamic countries, a slave.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that what the obama regime want, to crush and humiliate America?