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Jiang argues that Nixon's 1971 break with gold converted the dollar into a kind of tax paid for freedom and enabled over-financialization and industrial hollowing in the United States.
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Dollar tax
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"And you could argue that as part of this deal, they created something called the Bretton Woods. Okay? And the idea of the Bretton..."
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"dollars, but you know what? Forget that. Forget that. Where U.S. dollar will not be pegged to anything, okay? So too bad. Just imagine..."
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