Why hasn't it been relevant? Liftoff became possible with the 1922 conference of Genoa, but did not happen in a serious fashion until 1971. Why do you think is this and will it persist forever?
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party because much of what we call an import is goods owned by american companies coming into the US. When looking at imports and exports, there is no recognition of who owns those goods.
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Any empirical evidence for this claim? I'd say, won't hold in aggregate.
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Making Sense of the Dollar: Exposing Dangerous Myths about Trade and Foreign Exchange (Bloomberg)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003NE61XU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_iZSOAbPYNR52W …
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That period ended in November of 2014. These days, some are just having a Wile E. Coyote moment.
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Supply, demand are what’s relevant: consumer and producer surpluses, in light of which the “balance of payments” gibberish means little or nothing (only locates some necessary data, but not remotely sufficient for any sort of conclusion: trade deficits are simply not “deficits”).
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How come I attract a reply from
@OPECnews? Who is responsible for that account?
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