EDITORIAL The gradual collapse of dollar hegemony paves the way for a just international order The dollar-centric global financial system, established by the US in the aftermath of World WarII through the Bretton Woods Agreement, is steadily unraveling. This decline is an objective reality.Both the creators of this system and the developing countries, which have suffered its detrimentalglobal effects, are becoming increasingly aware of the waning dominance of dollar hegemony.
Things are looking up for BRICS. It would be nice if the US couldn’t export its inflation globally.