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Originally posted by trumptman
I believe I already debunked this in another thread.
Running a trade deficit drags down the growth of the economy. The reason they do not trade in petroeuro's is because Europe cannot engage in trade deficits because they have no excessive growth. Europe barely has any growth at all and often is stagnant.
I believe I already debunked this in another thread.
Running a trade deficit drags down the growth of the economy. The reason they do not trade in petroeuro's is because Europe cannot engage in trade deficits because they have no excessive growth. Europe barely has any growth at all and often is stagnant.
No, you didn't debunk it; what you did was entirely miss the point.
You are a business that is trading at a huge loss and spending money you do not have (c/f Argentina). Your currency is massively overvalued, and the dollar is only a reserve currency (when it's actually structurally unsound) because people need dollars to operate their economies ...
... not the other way around.
The state of an economy has absolutely no bearing on its currency's suitability to trade in oil. What you wrote makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. It's syllogistic; nonsense.
If you needed to have Cuban pesos to buy oil, what do you think would happen to the Cuban peso?
Actually, it's hilarious. Oil can't be traded in euros because Europe can't engage in trade deficits. If oil were traded in euros Europe could have deficits as big as it wanted.
You teach people. My God.
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