Why the U S China Trade Imbalance Never Fixes Itself
Автор: The Finance Historian
Загружено: 2026-02-01
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This video examines how floating exchange rates since 1971 have enabled unprecedented trade imbalances between nations. When the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system collapsed, currencies began floating based on market forces—but central banks intervened constantly to manipulate values. China, Japan, and Germany kept their currencies artificially weak to boost exports, while the U.S. allowed the dollar to stay strong, making American manufacturing uncompetitive. The result: $15 trillion in cumulative U.S. trade deficits, deindustrialization, rising debt, and recurring financial crises. Understanding currency manipulation explains why trade imbalances never self-correct and why the 2008 crisis happened. Watch to see how exchange rate policy determines which countries prosper and which decline.
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