Explore the bimetallic standard, a monetary system where governments accept gold and silver coins as legal tender, providing ...

"A government that issues its own currency can always pay its bills. It doesn't need to collect taxes or borrow to spend." Warren Mosler The only accurate parts of former state Sen. Damon Thayer's ...

The Federal Reserve, as most of us know, was established in 1913. What did the US monetary system look like before then? Of course there were gold and silver coins. But, mostly people used paper ...

Lyn Alden says a weaker dollar is necessary for the US to stabilize its financial system. Bitcoin and gold are well-positioned to benefit from de-dollarization. Sovereign wealth funds and various ...

Technology is reshaping capital flows and currency dominance; data integrity is essential for financial stability Technology is poised to shake up the international monetary and financial system. How ...

The U.S. dollar will remain dominant in the international monetary system, with de-dollarization likely to be slow and partial despite rising RMB and euro ambitions. Network effects, deep U.S.