Hi Ray, I watched the ‘Changing World Order’ video and thought it was a very thoughtful and well done presentation. Can’t wait to read the book.
My question relates to the impact that corporations have on the ‘changing world order’. The US currently has massive corporations that rival the size & power of some nation states. Although this fact may have been true in the past, todays technologies enable a level of cooperation, transparency, and rate of innovation that we’ve never experienced.
What would a nation look like if it were to lose its power as the reserve currency but still produce the most sought after goods/services? Is that even possible? Would losing the title of reserve currency imply that the technologies, education, and innovation had fallen off and or become too expensive when compared to poorer nations?
Thank you for passing your knowledge and wisdom along, it’s much appreciated.
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Hi Ray, I watched the ‘Changing World Order’ video and thought it was a very thoughtful and well done presentation. Can’t wait to read the book.
My question relates to the impact that corporations have on the ‘changing world order’. The US currently has massive corporations that rival the size & power of some nation states. Although this fact may have been true in the past, todays technologies enable a level of cooperation, transparency, and rate of innovation that we’ve never experienced.
What would a nation look like if it were to lose its power as the reserve currency but still produce the most sought after goods/services? Is that even possible? Would losing the title of reserve currency imply that the technologies, education, and innovation had fallen off and or become too expensive when compared to poorer nations?
Thank you for passing your knowledge and wisdom along, it’s much appreciated.
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