US EditionWill anybody buy a ‘Mar-a-Lago accord’?
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Military and economic pressure will stimulate the US economy in the future, demands a new document: "The Mar-a-Lago Accord" outlines the end of the globalised market. Donald Trump takes the paper literally.
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The Mar-a-Lago Accord - Lawyers, Guns & Money
Sculpture installed at the Guggenheim Museum in 2016Artist, Maurizio Cattelan stu_spivack – DSC_0476 stu_spivack – DSC_0476CC BY-SA 2.0 Adam Tooze has a very good article today on the Mar-a-Lago Accord. What is the Mar-a-Lago accord, you may ask. Here’s how Torsten Slock characterizes it, from Tooze’s article. According to Gillian Tett in an interview with Ezra Klein, it’s not really a thing, isn’t written down. But an enterprising young economi…
2025 - Donald Trump's Chief Economist Proposes Fees for Creditor Nations, Risking Billions in Losses
Stephen Miran, recently appointed by President Trump to lead economic policy, proposes a bold strategy to revitalize the US economy. His plan includes increasing tariffs by 20% and imposing fees on foreign holders of US government bonds to address dollar overvaluation. Miran aims to alleviate burdens on American families and stimulate exports, though experts warn this could destabilize the global financial system. His initiatives may also lead t…
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