taming globalization

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      Tame globalization and reap the rewards

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A global new economy is emerging.  

Is the US dollar collapsing as the world’s reserve currency?        

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China “drives” and “tames” globalization. 

http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/index.html

„Bretton-Woods II“ can stabilize and protect the global economy. The lenders of the US are the emerging markets.

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung1.html

The „symbiotic“ economic relations between the USA and China

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung39.html

The US liquidity glut and the real estate bubble

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung58.html

America is awash in money and sinking in debt.

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung73.html

hedge funds and private equity

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung82.html

China’s Economic Rise and Reappearance on the World Stage

http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung88.html

China uses globalization and faces the problems.

 http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung167.html

rivalry or partnership with China

http://www.globalisierung-zaehmen.de/globalisierung201.html

       Tame globalization and reap the rewards 

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USA Trade Deficit –  Taming  Globalization Taming Globalization and reap the fruits. – THE BOOK -. China Globalization · Capital Transfer Technology Transfer · Capital Flight Job Losses…  

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Table of contents

Is the US dollar collapsing as a global reserve currency?

Capital emigrates and creates jobs in low-wage countries .

The transfer of capital and technology to emerging countries

The „pull effect“ of cheap labor abroad.

Companies are drawn to their new customers.

The „industrialized countries“ have turned into „service societies“.

The „flexibility“ of the labor market using the example of the Federal Republic of Germany

The Dilemma of the US Commercial Economy

The relocation of production overseas

„Job Creations Act of 2004“

„Bretton-Woods II“ can change the world economy  

  stabilize and protect.

The lenders of the US are the emerging markets.

The “global imbalances” threaten the world economy.

The „Bretton-Woods II – System“ has a stabilizing effect.

Tame the „global players“, use the competition and put them at the service of the national economies.

The Gulf States are striving for a common currency union and detachment from the

„petro-dollar system“.

Petro dollars flow to Europe.

The „symbiotic“ economic relations between the USA and China

The United States and China are interdependent.

A way to reduce global imbalances

FED chief Bernanke calls for more “domestic demand in China”.

“US Liquidity Flood” and “Housing Bubble”

America is awash in money and sinking in debt.

„Hedge Funds“ and „Private Equity“

“Hedge funds” reside in off-shore “tax havens”.

„Private Equity“ as a rough lever for profit maximization

“Leveraged Buyout” and “Recapitalization”

Of “locusts” and “company robbers”

The “unbundling of Deutschland AG”

Hedge funds are making inroads into emerging markets.

The „global imbalances“ endanger the world economy .

China and the US are interdependent

The East Asian route to reducing dependence on the US is already being explored.

How the global imbalances came about.

China offers its model of a „socialist market economy“.

How the balance of power is shifting around the world.

The controversy over „free trade“ in the World Trade Organization

Debt relief for the poorest countries was enforced.

Africa, the “forgotten continent”, gets a chance.

The shift in the balance of power in the world.

The Chinese hunger for raw materials and energy is insatiable.

China’s „vacuum cleaner effect“.

More and more countries want their riches back.

The industrialized countries undermine “free world trade”.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization

China’s Economic Rise and Reappearance on the World Stage

The dynamics of growth in the course of globalization.

The global imbalances and the ease of finding consensus.

China in search of „democracy“.

The new „five-year plan“ could be the way out of the crisis.

China uses globalization and faces the problems .

The economy shows the way…

……how the global imbalances can be reduced.

The goal is a “harmonious society”.

rivalry or partnership?

Europe can cooperate and trade with China.

Is China’s ’strategic rivalry‘ with the US inevitable?

Tame globalization and reap the rewards

Is the dollar reserve currency losing its supremacy in the world?

published in January 2007 by Monsenstein & Vannerdat

                                                           

Burning issues of globalization

Are “Global Imbalances” Threatening World Economic Growth?

Can the outsourcing of production and labor be stopped?

Will the global financial power USA degenerate into a debt empire?

Is the US dollar losing its supremacy as the world’s leading currency?

How can the US household debt of eleven trillion dollars be reduced?

Will the real estate bubble burst or will it be a soft landing?

How long will the USA be the „growth engine“ of the global economy?

How much longer can the credit-financed US market absorb the world’s production of goods?

How long is the world willing to fund America’s growing trade and output deficits?

What to do with the huge currency reserves of the emerging countries?

Will China divert the flow of goods into its own domestic market if the US market is no longer able to absorb them?

Is the way out of global overproduction the development of the domestic markets in the emerging and developing countries?

Does globalization lead to a reduction in poverty in the world due to internal economic laws?

Does the „free“ world market need fair rules and standards or deregulation?

Where are the economic powerhouses in the world moving to?

Are return targets, investment banking and profit maximization still relevant in the future?