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MONEY SHOULD DIE: HOW COLD WAR TRANSFORMS INTO FINANCIAL ONE
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MONEY SHOULD DIE: HOW COLD WAR TRANSFORMS INTO FINANCIAL ONE
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S268667300000616-7-
Publication type
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Published
Authors
Evgeny Rogovsky  Vladimir Vasiliev
ORCID: 0000-0003-3131-9500
Edition
Issue 2 (542)
Pages
65-78
Abstract
Relying on conceptions of J. Rickards' Study, authors have analyzed the new functions of U.S. intelligence community, namely the financial monitoring of global financial markets. The immediate impetus for this change of the American special services priorities were events of 9/11/2001. It is shown that the present system of global finance is the scene of scams and speculative frauds, which could create crises at both the major national economies as well as in the system of global finance as a whole.
Keywords
international monetary system, financial elite, financial intelligence, financial bubbles, financial scams, stock markets, speculative frauds
Date of publication
09.02.2015
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