Best answer from question by who is #1?:
Answer by Kman
I don’t think so. After China, the next biggest exporter of manufactured goods to the US is Mexico. The biggest buyers of our Agricultural goods is the rest of the Americas.
All of the currencies in the America are tied to the dollar.
So a destroyed dollar doesn’t change the fact that Mexico is more competitive in manufacturing, and doesn’t bring us in any more money on agriculture.
A bad dollar means we can afford less from China, and earn less from our high-tech and entertainment industries elsewhere, and financial stuff will move from NY to London.
There’s no silver lining.