In this fifth post in the series "What Is Printing Money?", we present practical and philosophical solutions to escape the state's inflationary system: from Bitcoin to backed currencies, and through competition...
This fourth post in the "What Is Printing Money?" series shows that monetary expansion doesn't generate real growth, but only inflation, illusion, and government dependence. True wealth arises from the production...
This third post in the "What Is Printing Money?" series debunks the myth that currency creation can generate real growth. Drawing on the Austrian School, the text explains how inflation promotes...
This first post in the "Printing Money" series explains what modern monetary creation really means. It demystifies the image of the state-owned printing press and reveals the mechanisms for expanding the monetary base...
This second post in the "What Is Printing Money?" series debunks the idea that printing money benefits everyone equally. It explains the Cantillon effect, identifies the groups that benefit from the...
The "Trade War in the Americas" series concludes with a critical analysis of the effects of the new global protectionism. From Brazil to China, via Mexico and exchange rates, this conclusion brings together the...
Behind tariffs and embargoes, the real trade war of the 21st century is taking place over exchange rates. This article analyzes how the US, China, and other actors use currency manipulation as a tool to...
Faced with American protectionism, China has adopted an indirect but effective strategy: expanding agreements with emerging markets, investing in commodities, and strengthening its currency. This article analyzes how this...
Economic integration with the United States, once touted as a strategic success, now reveals the vulnerability of the Mexican economy. With Trump's new tariffs, Mexico faces re...
The new tariffs imposed by the United States directly impact Brazilian agribusiness, revealing the vulnerability of an economy overly dependent on a few trading partners. This...









