Dedolarization of economies of leading countries as a way of protection from global risks

Abstract

The article analyzes the monetary policy of the US Federal Reserve System and the Central Banks of developed countries that incorrectly evaluated the effectiveness of their political measures taken after the 2008 crisis and the rapidly growing aggregate debt problems. It is emphasized that because of this irresponsible policy, the US Federal Reserve and the Central Banks of the developed c ountries on world financial markets still have $ 8-10 trillion. excess liquidity, which as result should lead to serious negative consequences for the world economy. It is justified the fact that a number of leading developed countries in the near future, anticipating these negative consequences for the world economy, began to actively pursue a policy of dedollarization of their economies. Dedolorization is a trend of recent times.