Rebalancing Global Wealth; Why Money Must Belong to the Nations That Earn It.
Rebalancing Global Wealth; Why Money Must Belong to the Nations That Earn It For decades, the global financial architecture has operated under an imbalance that favors wealthy countries while undermining the economic sovereignty of developing nations. Trillions of dollars originating from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East flow into Western banking systems—legally and illegally—where this capital strengthens their currencies, deepens their financial markets, and fuels their GDP growth. Meanwhile, the nations from which this wealth originates continue to struggle with underdevelopment, inflation, unemployment, and weak domestic investment. This global asymmetry reveals a harsh truth: those who produce the world’s wealth often remain poor, while those who control global finance grow richer. To correct this imbalance, we must rethink how international finance treats the origin of capital and introduce mechanisms that ensure wealth benefits its rightful economies. 1. The S...