Editing Post-War Economic Order (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ The Gold Standard vs. Fiat Money
! Feature !! The Gold Standard (Pre-1971) !! Fiat Money (Post-1971)
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| Backing || Physical Metal (Gold) || "Full Faith and Credit" of the Government
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| Money Supply || "Limited" (Hard to Print more) || "Flexible" (Can print to help economy)
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| Inflation || Usually "Low" || Can be "High" if not managed
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| Goal || "Absolute Stability" || "Economic Growth and Stability"
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| Analogy || A 'Physical Weight' || A 'Social Agreement'
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'''The Concept of "Triffin's Dilemma"''': Analyzing "The Burden of the Dollar." If the US is the "World's Bank," it must "Give Dollars to Everyone" so they can trade. But the "More Dollars" there are in the world, the "Less Value" each dollar has. To "Save the World Economy," the US must "Go into Debt." Being the "World Leader" has a "High Financial Cost."
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