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Project7
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Ray Dalio’s recent post offers important insights into the current economic order and is well worth reading. https://x.com/RayDalio/status/1909296189473693729 I’d like to focus on the part where he discusses the existing economic dynamics: > So, the old monetary/economic order in which countries like China manufacture inexpensively, sell to Americans, and acquire American debt assets, and Americans borrow money from countries like China to make those purchases and build up huge debt liabilities will have to change. Traditional economists often view this model as creating a more efficient system by leveraging free trade—manufacturing goods where it’s cheaper and selling them to wealthier consumers. This model assumes no external disruptions to economic efficiency. However, Dalio highlights that recent years have shown external factors increasingly impact economic efficiency, suggesting a reevaluation of this traditional model.
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Thanks for sharing. Just done reading. I find Dalio’s framework really helpful for understanding the interconnected crises we’re facing, and I agree that these big forces such as debt, power shifts, tech, etc. are the real drivers of change. But I also think it needs to tackle the immediate issues, like tariffs, because they’re affecting people right now. If both the short-term and long-term challenges are not balanced, I’m worried the disruptions Dalio warns about could hit harder and faster than expected. 927 👏🏻
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Project7
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That's really great point. Unfortunately, people tend to not realise until they're in real problems. Like the case between EU <> USA. I think EU can reduce the tax refund of VAT for the exporters, which works as a grant apparently. If so, I think they can make FTA easily. 4777 $hunt
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