- In
international finance, the
Triffin dilemma (sometimes the
Triffin paradox) is the
conflict of
economic interests that
arises between short-term domestic...
- Robert,
Baron Triffin (5
October 1911 – 23
February 1993) was a Belgian-American
economist best
known for his
critique (referred to as
Triffin's dilemma) of...
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careful balancing act
intended to
avoid the
contradictions described in the
Triffin paradox. The plan s****s to
reduce the
United States trade deficit, restore...
- In
international finance, a
world currency,
supranational currency, or
global currency is a
currency that
would be
transacted internationally, with no...
-
system suffered setbacks ostensibly due to
problems pointed out by the
Triffin dilemma—the
conflict of
economic interests that
arises between short-term...
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national currency was
unsuitable as a
global reserve currency because of the
Triffin dilemma—the
difficulty faced by
reserve currency issuers in
trying to simultaneously...
- 1970s. However, a
strong dollar is a
double edged sword,
inducing the
Triffin dilemma which, on the one hand, gave more
spending power to
domestic consumers...
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economic growth. What
would later come to be
known as
Triffin's Dilemma was
predicted when
Triffin noted that if the U.S.
failed to keep
running deficits...
- PBS News.
March 31, 2025.
Retrieved April 7, 2025. "Miran, we're not in
Triffin land anymore". CEPR.
April 7, 2025.
Retrieved April 7, 2025. Salmon, Felix...
- the Treasury. Pozsar,
Zoltan (2011).
Institutional Cash
Pools and the
Triffin Dilemma of the U.S.
Banking System.
International Monetary Fund. Pozsar...
