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He argues that U.S. attempts to force global oil purchases are unlikely to save the petrodollar because such coercion serves elite factions rather than national interest and can coexist with economic collapse.
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U.S. coercion
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"will force China and other countries to purchase gas in the U.S. so that people will keep buying U.S. debt and rely on the..."
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"The problem is that the United States is doing this not for the natural interest. The United States is doing this in order to..."
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