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This book will cause much debate and controversy because it constitutes a significant contribution to a hot topic today in which several countries, in order to promote exportations in an unacceptable competition, have devalued their currencies. -- Roberto Saladin, economist, former Dominican ambassador in Washington, former governor of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic The reflection of this book is interesting and provides a valuable discussion of the Global Monetary Crisis (UNDP). -- Miguel Ceara Hatton, former director of the Office for Human Development of the United Nations Program for Development One World Currency: The Globe is a significant contribution to the study of international economics. It is a multi-dimensional appraisal of the prospects for an international monetary union. Within the context of the Eurozone experiences, the book’s proposal for an international currency is timely. It merits serious considerations. -- Shaw J. Dallal, former professor of international economics and international business management at Utica College of Syracuse University

This book will cause much debate and controversy because it constitutes a significant contribution to a hot topic today in which several countries, in order to promote exportations in an unacceptable competition, have devalued their currencies. -- Roberto Saladin, economist, former Dominican ambassador in Washington, former governor of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic The reflection of this book is interesting and provides a valuable discussion of the Global Monetary Crisis (UNDP). -- Miguel Ceara Hatton, former director of the Office for Human Development of the United Nations Program for Development One World Currency: The Globe is a significant contribution to the study of international economics. It is a multi-dimensional appraisal of the prospects for an international monetary union. Within the context of the Eurozone experiences, the book's proposal for an international currency is timely. It merits serious considerations. -- Shaw J. Dallal, former professor of international economics and international business management at Utica College of Syracuse University

This book will cause much debate and controversy because it constitutes a significant contribution to a hot topic today in which several countries, in order to promote exportations in an unacceptable competition, have devalued their currencies. -- Roberto Saladin, economist, former Dominican ambassador in Washington, former governor of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic The reflection of this book is interesting and provides a valuable discussion of the Global Monetary Crisis (UNDP). -- Miguel Ceara Hatton, former director of the Office for Human Development of the United Nations Program for Development One World Currency: The Globe is a significant contribution to the study of international economics. It is a multi-dimensional appraisal of the prospects for an international monetary union. Within the context of the Eurozone experiences, the book's proposal for an international currency is timely. It merits serious considerations. -- Shaw J. Dallal, former professor of international economics and international business management at Utica College of Syracuse University

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José Rafael Abinader is president of the council of the Dominican University, O&M, and has done numerous economic and finance studies in Mexico, Chile, and Brazil.

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