Reviews
I enjoyed reading this.
One can gauge the power struggle between U.S. presidents and financial forces, as well as the current relationship between the U.S. financial and political sectors.
It's really, really good. I highly recommend it.
Currency war, changes in the gold market, US-China conflict
It examines modern Western history and the history of financial development, and predicts the future global financial landscape.
It's very interesting. I recommend it.
There is a lot of content worth reading.
I deeply regret having turned away from reading such a tremendous book, dismissing it as a trivial, empty piece of junk like Morgan Howell's *The Psychology of Money*, and harboring a prejudiced suspicion because the author is from a country I do not trust. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in why the world is in this state and enjoys reading.
Let's go, let's go!😉😉
Thank you. I recommend it.
Song Hongbing: Currency Wars 1
The latest revised edition of *Currency Wars 1: The End of the Dollar*, which garnered significant attention for predicting currency wars, shifts in the gold market, and U.S.-China conflict, is being published. Having sold over 6 million copies in Korea and China alone, this book has become a "bible" of money since its initial domestic publication in 2008, receiving overwhelming recommendations from numerous economic organizations, including the Samsung Economic Research Institute, and business leaders. Drawing on his experience working in the U.S. financial industry, the author, Chinese international finance scholar Song Hongbing, incisively dissects the inner workings of the U.S.-centric international financial order. He reveals that financial tycoons are deeply involved in the center of global finance, including the U.S., and furthermore, exposes the precarious foundation upon which the current international order stands. The value of this book as a predictive work, having foreseen the U.S.-originated financial crisis of 2008, remains valid. In recent years, China has continued its attempts to break away from U.S. dollar hegemony and establish the yuan as a key currency to realize its "Chinese Dream," including establishing the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and developing the digital yuan. The United States, in turn, is keeping China in check and strictly cracking down on the Chinese government's intervention in trade with China. The relationship between the U.S. and China, which has cooled rapidly since the spread of COVID-19, signals the beginning of a full-scale "currency war." This series will serve as a gauge of how nations around the world will compete to seize financial hegemony in the future. The 21st century is an era where who controls "currency" is more important than who controls "nuclear weapons." Knowing where currency originates is not only beneficial at the national level.
Korean title: 화폐전쟁 1
Korean author: 쑹훙빙
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925589909
Reviews
I enjoyed reading this.
One can gauge the power struggle between U.S. presidents and financial forces, as well as the current relationship between the U.S. financial and political sectors.
It's really, really good. I highly recommend it.
Currency war, changes in the gold market, US-China conflict
It examines modern Western history and the history of financial development, and predicts the future global financial landscape.
It's very interesting. I recommend it.
There is a lot of content worth reading.
I deeply regret having turned away from reading such a tremendous book, dismissing it as a trivial, empty piece of junk like Morgan Howell's *The Psychology of Money*, and harboring a prejudiced suspicion because the author is from a country I do not trust. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in why the world is in this state and enjoys reading.
Let's go, let's go!😉😉
Thank you. I recommend it.
