What most people Misunderstand about the Collapse of the Rules Based Order: Featuring Michael Every
The discussion centers on the evolving nature of economic statecraft, highlighting its integration of various policies and the shift from traditional economic strategies. The liberal world order faces significant risks, particularly from American military dependence and potential US-China tensions. Additionally, the emergence of dollar stablecoins is poised to reshape global finance, posing challenges to national sovereignty and altering power dynamics.
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Economic statecraft is reshaping global policy by integrating various strategies to achieve geopolitical aims, suggesting a move away from isolated economic policies towards a more cohesive approach to power dynamics.
The existing liberal world order is under threat, primarily due to American military reliance, and a potential divide between the US and China could further exacerbate this instability, influencing global alliances.
The US defense policy is undergoing significant shifts with increased funding aimed at military readiness, alongside a strategic pivot to strengthen influence in regions like Latin America, reviving historical doctrines.
ECONOMIC-STATECRAFT
“consider to be, you know, economic statecraft and your framework that you refer to as grand macro strategy.”—
“if trends continue. So if I spot something going 02/2016 and I know the world blows up at”—
GEOPOLITICAL-STRATEGY
“you control the Fed and if you control the treasury and if you also have the executive branch”—
“The word I've used for it is physical censorship or censorship in the physical realm.”—
LIBERAL-WORLD-ORDER
“they equate the collapse of the liberal world order with the collapse of The United States.”—
“undermines its military power because it doesn't have the factories to build the military goods to maintain that”—
MARKET-OUTLOOK
“And so I think if they are able to kind of have a manufacturing renaissance coupled with innovation”—
“Yes. Because I think it is literally a stealth weapon that 99% of the people in”—
US-DEFENSE-POLICY
“the defense budget by 500,000,000,000. So you have to understand how to navigate it.”—
“From a stakeholder perspective, you knock on the door of the defense firm and you say, I want”—
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