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Life at The Top novel Chapter 1968

“This is so troublesome.”

After Dean left, Jasper leaned back in his chair and frowned.

Celine glanced at Jasper. Although she had been listening to them this whole time, she did not know Dean’s identity and what kind of agreement he had with Jasper, but out of professional sensitivity and a woman’s intuition, Celine understood that this guy must be scheming against someone again.

“I have just roughly analyzed the market. Although it is now closed because it’s noon, the situation at the opening in the afternoon may not be good. The decline of light industrial enterprises will affect many other enterprises and industries. With such a wide impact, the market will inevitably be affected. At that time, the advantages brought by the listing of state owned enterprises may be cut short.

“In reality, the listing of state-owned enterprises only brings hot money from the outside, but these hot money are all directed at state-owned enterprises. In m y opinion, the points in the market are generally inflated.

“Because only a few sectors of state owned enterprises are rising, it does not mean that the current domestic financial situation in Somerland has been eased, and even the existence of the siphoning effect has exerted a negative effect on other sectors.

“Do you have any good advice?” Jasper asked.

Right now, he really needed someone professional enough to give him some advice.

Jasper was also aware of the limitations of his own mind. For example, although there was a positive effect for the listing o f state-owned enterprises this time, he failed to consider the siphoning effect.

A wise man would inevitably make mistakes, and Jasper believed that he was neither a saint nor an immortal, so it was impossible for him to achieve perfection. However, since things had escalated to this stage, he could no longer make any mistakes.

“No.”

Celine shook her head.

“Truth be told, from the perspective of

modern history, we can see that the most recent event in which countries disintegrated each other’s power through financial means was the Plaza Accord signed by the United States and Sunrise Land in 1985, which was 15 years ago.

“Many people say that after the signing of the Plaza Accord, the wealth accumulated

by Sunrise Land in the decades after World War II was plundered. In reality, if we carefully observe the incident, we can find that the lower class and the middle class in Sunrise Land’s society welcomed the agreement after it was signed.

“Because their income could be converted into US Dollars without limit and the premium was very high, an ordinary salesperson could go to shopping paradise such as New York and Bali every month and buy luxury goods wantonly, let alone the large companies that bought out Times Square.

“The saying ‘the people of Sunrise Land can buy the whole world’ came out at that time.

“However, at the time, everyone didn’t realize that they were using Sunrise Land’s foreign exchange reserves for the things they bought abroad, be it a watch o r a real estate project.

“In the decades after the end of World War II, the rapid economic development o f Sunrise Land, the accumulation of technology, and the development of commerce had made their economic growth in those decades reach a terrifying level. This was followed by a growing foreign exchange reserve.

“But when the people used up the entire country’s foreign exchange reserves, they actively devalued the dollar, playing right into the United States’ plan, which led to the exponential increase in the exchange rate of Sun Dollars to US Dollars, while the trade deficit multiplied several times overnight. The people of Sunrise Land have exchanged decades of accumulation for a bunch of luxury goods and assets abroad.

“Then they find that the Sun Dollars they have on hand are worthless and they can’t

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