Interconnection Instead of Dictate: A Global Economy Without Currency Monopoly and Punitive Measures
The acute military and political conflict has had a strong impact on functioning of the world economy, but also helped to accumulate rich experience of working in unfavourable conditions. New crises of various kinds are likely to arise. Establishing a balance of countries’ and peoples’ economic interests is as important for a sustainable world order as lasting peace and indivisible security. What are the main lessons of economic interaction in the conditions of restrictions, how likely is the shift away from monopolism in the monetary and financial sphere, what is the balance of integration and self-sufficiency in the economic development of states?
The acute military and political conflict has had a strong impact on functioning of the world economy, but also helped to accumulate rich experience of working in unfavourable conditions. New crises of various kinds are likely to arise. Establishing a balance of countries’ and peoples’ economic interests is as important for a sustainable world order as lasting peace and indivisible security. What are the main lessons of economic interaction in the conditions of restrictions, how likely is the shift away from monopolism in the monetary and financial sphere, what is the balance of integration and self-sufficiency in the economic development of states?