A proposta dos BRICS para uma moeda comum enfrenta dúvidas de economistas.
Summary:
Macroeconomistas colocam em dúvida a viabilidade de uma proposta para que as nações do BRICS desenvolvam uma moeda comum para rivalizar com o dólar americano, sugerindo que é improvável que tenha sucesso. Eles argumentam que criar uma moeda lastreada em ouro seria desafiador e que as nações do BRICS têm mais chances de reduzir sua dependência do USD utilizando suas próprias moedas para pagamentos transfronteiriços.
A macroeconomist, Lyn Alden, expressed skepticism about the feasibility of a proposal for BRICS countries to develop a common currency. According to Alden, this plan is unlikely to succeed in challenging the dominance of the US dollar. She argues that it would be difficult for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to create a gold-backed currency for widespread use. Additionally, Alden believes that the model of backing a fractional-reserve banking system with gold is flawed. Instead, Alden suggests that BRICS nations are more likely to reduce their reliance on the US dollar by increasing the use of their own currencies for cross-border payments, particularly the Chinese yuan.
Published At
8/22/2023 5:45:37 AM
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