A de-Americanized World...

[JcBoY]

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Kini lang akong e-quote ang comment ni @M.A.D.

A multipolar world with regional powers is what we need. There will be respective reserve currencies besides the US dollar. The traditional banking system will be able to co-exist with the none-interest bearing Islamic banking system.

Para sa imong pangutana bai...

Unsa man emo gusto TS ang Chinese ang mo hawod

You need also to know that by the year 2015 ASEAN will be integrated as one common market and one economy and you know who are the dominant people in the ASEAN whose way of life triggered the Philippines to conforms to their standard way of life during ASEAN Summit here in Cebu City last 2006...

[erwin_rommel]

i'd rather have a world dominated by americans than by the chinese.

[M.A.D.]

You need also to know that by the year 2015 ASEAN will be integrated as one common market and one economy and you know who are the dominant people in the ASEAN whose way of life triggered the Philippines to conforms to their standard way of life during ASEAN Summit here in Cebu City last 2006...

Yes, but the model may be different from the EU. There won't be any common currency as what has been shown by the problems in the EU, but there will be internationalization of some laws regarding finance and trade. But ASEAN still has 50/50 happening because of the EU model. This also raises more questions than answers since France expressed getting out of the Euro and restoring its former sovereignty

Time to take bets on Frexit and the French franc? – Telegraph Blogs.

Le Pen calls for France to quit euro - FT.com

France Must Lead Breakup of Euro - Bloomberg

As for people who want a sole hegemony like America or china, the likelihood of that happening is close to null, hahahahahahaha.

[grim_statistic]

This just means the rest of the world isn't heavily dependent on US in terms of money and power anymore. And a significant rise in equal opportunities for development. After WW2, ang nakalamang sa US was the size and amount of capability it was able to extend and execute. Now that the rest of the world has ushered itself into a modern era of science, education, and development that can be competitive enough to stand on its own without the USA being so arrogant and full of itself.

The "abuse" refers to American politicians and large private corporations wasting and denying opportunities, while brainwashing the public.

Majority of the world doesn't enjoy sh#%ting themselves economically when US Gov't does something stupid. It's the government messing up not the citizens themselves, problem is the Federal Government becomes increasingly socialist and less of a democracy (as stated by many in International business forums). Which draws a fine line where politics and business cannot intermingle, the aggravated parties hope to find better and more respectable business partners. (i.e. ASEAN countries getting together, OPEC countries in the Middle East finding common ground, Hugo Chaves severing ties with US)

I agree, lisod ang sole hegemony. China merely called for a less dollar dependent economy, and for a stronger internationalized currency system be used instead. One that grants the features of a Euro but with the stability of a Yuan. The dollar is predicted to lose its worth by 2016 as BRIC member countries secretly dump dollars in favor of gold.

[link]http://www.globalresearch.ca/central-banks-are-acquiring-gold-dumping-us-dollars[/link]

[M.A.D.]

A total dollar collapse won't be good for the entire world. What should ideally happen if for USD/ US treasury bonds to slowly decline in value supplemented by a less aggressive US foreign policy. The US is looking to become self-sustaining in terms of energy and exports due to innovations in technology as well as government reforms, most especially reforms that will make it easier for anyone capable of penetrating the US market to do business. For those who see the writing on the wall, I suggest learning another language besides English.

China on the other will be able to internationalize the yuan, shift their current market model from fast GDP growth, externally investment driven, export driven and high inflation based market to one that is based on slower GDP growth, internally driven spending c/o domestic markets and increasing imports of foreign goods due to yuan appreciation hence stronger yuan buying power, and less dependence on direct foreign investments to help spur growth at the local level.

[H.Wolowitz]

Welcome to the Chinese Dynasty!

[carlogc]

if walay choice, mas ok pa tingy sa US kysa china oi.. LOL

[popeegabz]

It's already predicted based on global trends na China will be the leading superpower by 2025-2030. Even US is aware of this and is slowly coping/adjusting to it.

Mai ni makuha if CNN ray maopen nga website sa office. Hahaha