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Why does the richest nation on earth depend on borrowing to stay wealthy? The Dollar Paradox delivers a sharp, accessible, and deeply researched explanation of how America's financial engine truly works-and why the U.S. economy can only remain dominant by sustaining a system of strategic, perpetual debt. From the Federal Reserve's silent power to the global race for dollar liquidity, Bosco Mutarambirwa exposes the hidden mechanics that link deficits, credit creation, national growth, and America's geopolitical influence. The book breaks down how borrowing fuels innovation, stabilizes markets,…mehr

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Why does the richest nation on earth depend on borrowing to stay wealthy? The Dollar Paradox delivers a sharp, accessible, and deeply researched explanation of how America's financial engine truly works-and why the U.S. economy can only remain dominant by sustaining a system of strategic, perpetual debt. From the Federal Reserve's silent power to the global race for dollar liquidity, Bosco Mutarambirwa exposes the hidden mechanics that link deficits, credit creation, national growth, and America's geopolitical influence. The book breaks down how borrowing fuels innovation, stabilizes markets, strengthens U.S. leadership abroad, and anchors the modern financial order. With clarity and authority, Mutarambirwa shows why austerity politics misunderstand the foundations of American prosperity-and how the United States can navigate debt cycles without triggering collapse. A timely, provocative, and essential guide for anyone trying to understand the future of the U.S. economy, the global financial system, and the forces that keep America rich.
Autorenporträt
Bosco Mutarambirwa is a researcher and author focused on global finance, economic power, and geopolitical transformation. Through Sterling Analytics Media and its imprint Darwin Books, he writes deeply researched works that dissect the forces shaping modern economies and governance. He is based in New York City.