Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 09:46:31 AM

You are confusing two different things.
First is that when US regime prints money out of thin air, they can use it to purchase "real things" from other countries. That is essentially exporting the inflation to those countries. Which means it doesn't matter if the country is developed, developing or under developed. The less they've dedollarised the more they'll be affected by that exported inflation.

Yeah, the dollar that is weak , that it suffers from inflation, that destroys other countries and yet everyone wants dollars, making it stronger than other currencies despite it being printed and losing value....oh wait! Grin

If countries that are protected from dollarization are not suffering from inflation why is then inflation in Iran at 60%?
Probably because of ally the goods Iran exports to the US!
And why is inflation in Mexico 4% while they've become the biggest exporters to the US?

Put a sock in your de-dollarization, it has become the laughing stock of the forum just as your energy crisis that never came!