@article{838387,
      note = {Online resource; title from PDF title page (viewed  December 5, 2017).},
      author = {Forrest, Jeffrey Yi-Lin, and Ying, Yirong, and Gong,  Zaiwu,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/838387},
      title = {Currency wars : offense and defense through systemic  thinking /},
      abstract = {This book uses systematic thinking and applies it to the  study of financial crises. It systematically presents how  the systemic yoyo model, its thinking logic, and its  methodology can be employed as a common playground and  intuition to the study of money, international finance, and  economic reforms. This book establishes theoretical  backings for why some of the most employed interferences of  the market and empirical experiences actually work. It has  become urgent for economists and policy makers to  understand how international speculative capital affects  the economic security of various nations. By looking at  issues of monetary movement around the world, this book  shows that there are clearly visible patterns behind the  flows of capital, and that there are a uniform language and  logic of reasoning that can be powerfully employed in the  studies of international finance. As shown in this book,  many of the conclusions drawn on the basis of these visible  patterns, language, and logic of thinking can be  practically applied to produce tangible economic benefits.  -- From back cover.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-67765-1},
      recid = {838387},
      pages = {1 online resource.},
}