Is the US supposed to be aggravating inflation in former European colonies with Neo-Liberal policy of extreme economic specialization that cause high economic instability and susceptibility to authoritarian puppet government through foreign economic dependency? The US, Western European countries, and British diaspora countries should be able to use the Bretton Woods Institutions to resist foreign influence through their hypocritical protectionism and government welfare to their industrial sectors that third world countries have an advantage in for 'security' purpose that are never applicable to former European colonies. How can the US be vulnerable to foreign influence when Bretton Woods institutions allow the US's government intervention to provide security to domestic economy?
Is the US supposed to be aggravating inflation in former European colonies with Neo-Liberal policy of extreme economic specialization that cause high economic instability and susceptibility to authoritarian puppet government through foreign economic dependency? The US, Western European countries, and British diaspora countries should be able to use the Bretton Woods Institutions to resist foreign influence through their hypocritical protectionism and government welfare to their industrial sectors that third world countries have an advantage in for 'security' purpose that are never applicable to former European colonies. How can the US be vulnerable to foreign influence when Bretton Woods institutions allow the US's government intervention to provide security to domestic economy?
the short answer is deindustrialization