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Debate: Dollarization
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View (previous 50) (next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500).- Argument: It is likely that the US will eventually share the benefits of seigniorage
- Argument: Dollarized countries lose right to seignorage (print money)
- Argument: Trade integration with the US through dollarization may be harmful
- Debate: Reserve currency, euro vs. dollar
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- Argument: Dollarization can increase the stability of a country's bank system
- Argument: Even unofficial dollarization increases stability of country bank system
- Argument: Dollarized countries can create a higher demand for US goods
- Argument: If the dollar is globally depreciating, mass dumping of dollar can occur
- Argument: Dollarization undermines the sovereign symbolism of a national currency
- Argument: Maintaining a national currency can be very costly to citizens
- Argument: Dollarization has historically improved economic growth
- Argument: Dollarization does not end the risk of default
- Argument: Dollarization will not help nations with sound economic policies
- Argument: Dollarization is a band-aid approach to poor economic policy
- Argument: Dollarization helps encourage foreign investment
- Argument: Dollarization and integration encourage stability
- Argument: Dollarization limits monetary policy flexibility
- Argument: Dollarization makes sense for nations trading mainly with US
- Argument: Dollarization is difficult where anti-Americanism is pervasive
- Argument: De-dollarization is possible and relatively harmless
- Argument: Dollarization works best for small, interdependent nations
- Argument: Dollarization can benefit nations suffering from hyperinflation
- Argument: Dollarization shows commitment to renouncing currency devaluations
- Argument: Dollarization places constraints on US monetary policy
- Argument: The Canadian economy is not trending toward dollarization
- Argument: Dollarization is part of US imperialist interests
- Argument: Dollarization can violate sovereign democratic control
- Argument: Dollarization requires the legally difficult alteration of contracts
- Argument: Announcing dollarization can cause financial panic
- Argument: Overnight dollarization is not feasible
- Argument: Dollarization increases market access and integration
- Argument: Dollarization can help lower borrowing costs
- Argument: Dollarization lowers inflation, increases security of money-based assets
- Argument: The UK would benefit from dollarization
- Argument: Dollarization can increase competition, innovation, productivity
- Argument: Dollarization promotes low inflation, lays foundation for market economy
- Argument: High inflation and economic instability lead to authoritarian regimes
- Argument: Economic freedom and success spur demands for democracy
- Argument: Dollarization promotes trade among dollar-zone countries
- Argument: Dollarization significantly increases bilateral US trade with dollarized countries and promotes trade among dollar-zone countries as well.
- Debate: Dollar-based global economy
- Debate: Should the dollar remain the global reserve currency?
