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Is it true that the U.S has to run a chronic trade deficit with the rest of the world as a price to pay for being the world's reserve currency?

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China - US Trade War: Holes in this analogy?

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Are US-branded products manufactured in China considered Chinese?

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Inflationary recession vs Deflationary recession

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How is the GDP growing when nothing else seems to be?

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Simplest model of an economy exhibiting (hyper)inflation

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Basic question on trade based on comparative advantage

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Is the trade deficit driven by lack of domestic savings?

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What happens when a reserve bank runs out of foreign currency reserve?

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What Level of Government Debt to GDP Ratio is Sustainable?

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Is a universal basic income possible in the United States?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages to a country's people when the national currency is the world's reserve currency?

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How does key currency work?

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Why currency purchasing power is linked to confidence in central banks

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Which economist suggested solely printing money to borrow and not have bonds?

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What does liberal economic theory say about monopolies?

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How to make sense of so many conflicting theories and ideas in the field with an open mind? Is every school of economic thought as valid as the rest?

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Are US federal reserve notes money, or merely currency?

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Is the Federal Reserve issuing money in a fair way?

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What is the difference between "borrowing" money and "printing" money?

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China causing Currency War

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Is manufacturing automation really a bad thing for the economy?

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Is it true that the U.S has to run a chronic trade deficit with the rest of the world as a price to pay for being the world's reserve currency?

China - US Trade War: Holes in this analogy?

What are the consequences of deflation in Japan?

Can banks buy stocks?

Are US-branded products manufactured in China considered Chinese?

Inflationary recession vs Deflationary recession

How is the GDP growing when nothing else seems to be?

What are modern examples of established economic theories being used on a large scale in real life?

Venezuela Petro Cryptocurrency

Are cryptocurrencies a ponzi scheme or a bubble?

Simplest model of an economy exhibiting (hyper)inflation

Basic question on trade based on comparative advantage

Is the trade deficit driven by lack of domestic savings?

What happens when a reserve bank runs out of foreign currency reserve?

What Level of Government Debt to GDP Ratio is Sustainable?

Is a universal basic income possible in the United States?

What are the advantages and disadvantages to a country's people when the national currency is the world's reserve currency?

How does key currency work?

Why currency purchasing power is linked to confidence in central banks

Which economist suggested solely printing money to borrow and not have bonds?

What does liberal economic theory say about monopolies?

How to make sense of so many conflicting theories and ideas in the field with an open mind? Is every school of economic thought as valid as the rest?

Are US federal reserve notes money, or merely currency?

Is the Federal Reserve issuing money in a fair way?

What is the difference between "borrowing" money and "printing" money?

China causing Currency War

Is manufacturing automation really a bad thing for the economy?

Anti Piketty Confusing Movement Along Demand Curve with Shift

Gresham's Law applied to wampum and gold/silver coins in the 1600s

Understanding Tertiarization of the Economy