US dependence on foreign capital structu
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The University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony or US dependence on foreign capital structu r Decline?A Critical Analysis of US Foreign Debt, Dollar Seigniorage and the Emergence of the EuroA Dissertation supervised by Professor Philip G. Cerny and Doctor Stuart Shields and submitted by Mister Miguel Otero on the 11th of October 2004 to the University of Manchester for the degree of MA in US dependence on foreign capital structu International Political Economy, in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law.https: //k hot h u vien .comThe University of ManchesterGraduate School ofUS dependence on foreign capital structu
Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentDeclarationMister Miguel Otero here declares that no portion of the work referred to in this dissertatiThe University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony or US dependence on foreign capital structu ing.October 11th 20042US Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony or Decline?A Critical Analysis of US Foreign Debt, Dollar Seigniorage and the Emergence of the EuroAbstractGiven that the United States currently has a budget deficit of $500 billion, a cunent account deficit of $600 billion US dependence on foreign capital structu , well above 5 percent of GDP. and the rest of the world owns more than $7 trillion of US assets, which represents more than 50° 0 of the ƯS economy,US dependence on foreign capital structu
there is only one question to approach What does this US dependence on foreign capital mean? Does It mean that the United States has been able to consThe University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony or US dependence on foreign capital structu perpower? At a first glance It seems that the first answer IS the more appropriate. Thanks to the neoỉiberaĩ financial Older, the structural power of Wall Street and the centrality of the dollar ill monetary affairs, the US acts as a magnet for investors, and can so comfortably live beyond its means US dependence on foreign capital structu . However, one recent event has radically changed the status qtto. The introduction of the euro is the greatest challenge to US hegemony in the last tUS dependence on foreign capital structu
hirty years. The European currency will compete with the dollar for international seigniorage, which means that the dollar will depreciate further, inThe University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony or US dependence on foreign capital structu ss from what is today a structural hegemony to what in the future will be a painful decline.3ContentsAcknowledgements51Introduction into the ‘Declinism’ Debate61.1The Reagan Years71.2The Boom of the ‘New Economy*91.3The Terrorist Attacks on the World Trade Centres101.4The Current Situation: Unsustai US dependence on foreign capital structu nable Deficits121.5Structure of the work132Theoretical Framework of Analysis162.1.The Importance of the Semiperiphery172.2.The Crisis of the WestphaliUS dependence on foreign capital structu
an System192.3 The Engineering of ‘Common Sense ’202.4. The Structural Power of the United States223The Financial Order of the Wall-Street-Treasury-IMThe University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony orThe University of ManchesterGraduate School of Social Sciences and LawDepartment of GovernmentUS Dependence on Foreign Capital: Structural Hegemony orGọi ngay
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