Kamel, Cesar and Beainy, Richard and Bteish, Miriam (2025) In God We Trust. International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, 10 (10): 25oct233. pp. 412-419. ISSN 2456-2165
Should you find the notion of the United States of America having the ability to print money without gold reserves seemingly unjust from a subjective standpoint, this study aims to provide an objective examination. Despite subjective opinions, it is imperative for scholars to acknowledge, if not endorse and support, the prevailing world order orchestrated by the United States and its western counterparts. This research offers compelling reasons why, irrespective of its fairness, any scholar with a modicum of logic and alternative analysis should recognize the real importance of the existing global framework in addition to the financial system, as even with imperfections, the western world operates under democratic principles, contrasting with the alternative of Chinese communism. According to this study, the current world order is characterized by stability. The alternative, if not order, is the potential descent into chaos, which according to quantitative data presented by the study, will impact far beyond the United States’ borders: through quantitative analysis, the study demonstrates the potential global consequences of alternative economic systems, particularly the risk of widespread chaos if the current order were to collapse. This research contributes valuable insights into the complex interplay between economic systems, political ideologies, and global stability, offering a foundation for informed policy discussions.
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