Yukon Cornelius
04-10-2010, 01:12 PM
I understand inflation, banking, supply/demand - mostly "domestic" economics. Thanks to Rothbard and Mises and others.
What I have a hard time really grasping is the intricacies of international economics.
China buying US debt. Currencies. Central Banks. Trade. Precious metals and its impact on nations not individuals. All the ways everything is tied together etc...
Anyone have any recommendations for some books explaining the above?
Similar to Rothbard and Mises?
What I have a hard time really grasping is the intricacies of international economics.
China buying US debt. Currencies. Central Banks. Trade. Precious metals and its impact on nations not individuals. All the ways everything is tied together etc...
Anyone have any recommendations for some books explaining the above?
Similar to Rothbard and Mises?