Will the U.S. dollar remain the primary world currency of choice, as University of Chicago academic and hedge fund manager Christian Broda believes? Or is the U.S. dollar in danger of losing its status as the world reserve currency of choice to a new “super currency” – and with it the world’s economic leader could say goodbye to “exorbitant” financial privileges to rack up historic high government debt levels and engage in never before seen quantitative easing experimentation?
Standing in the balance of this debate is the economic future of a nation at a crossroads.
