USA Will Lead China Bitcoin

USA Will Lead China Bitcoin

You are what your liabilities say you are. I had the privilege to meet with a very well respected economist yesterday, and he explained this undeniable fact. You are what your liabilities say you are. What does this mean? Let's take a look under the hood of a global giant, McDonald's. A McDonald's franchise in Spain accepts Euros from customers and pays their supply chain, building costs and labor in Euros. McDonald's is a US domiciled company and reports quarterly earnings in USD and ultimately pays their shareholders in USD. At the moment a customer buys a hamburger in the Madrid,....


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