New Economy
Tuesday, 6/30, 09:43 PM
Why a New 'Plaza Accord' to Weaken the Dollar Wouldn't Work
- In 1985, five governments met at New York's Plaza Hotel and agreed to drive down an overvalued dollar — and it worked.
- With the dollar strong and US trade deficits wide, the idea of a sequel is circulating again.
- The trouble is that the world that made the Plaza Accord possible no longer exists.