Over the last year, foreign governments including our allies have been confronted with a chaotic and volatile US trade policy, menaced by talk of taking over Greenland, Canada, and other sovereign countries, and threatened with military attacks as part of our negotiating strategies. This has forced foreign governments to diversify the risk of relying on the US for their economic wellbeing by making trade deals with China and other trading blocs.

This class will discuss how these events could result in a New World Economic Order, and analyze the impact on our economy, global trade and the dollar, the ability of the US to finance its growing deficits, the status of the US dollar as a reserve currency, and the stock, bond, and gold markets. This class will be conducted in an open form to accommodate questions from the participants.

Tuesday, March 17 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
In person and simulcast