Part 12/13:
Concluding Thoughts: Navigating the Complex Future
Looking ahead, the US appears committed, whether consciously or not, to a policy trajectory that involves weakening its currency to meet political and economic goals. While temporary benefits—like increased exports—might be achieved, longer-term risks include continued dollar depreciation, inflation, and loss of reserve currency status.
In this environment, the key to sustainable growth likely lies not in superficial policy adjustments but in fundamental reform: deregulating the economy, establishing predictable trade and fiscal policies, and reigning in excessive monetary expansion. Without such measures, the US could see further erosion of the dollar’s value and the associated economic stability it once enjoyed.