The paradox in the question of who wins in a currency war presupposes that any participating combatant
can actually claim victory. If winning means ending up with the most cash, when the value of the money as a store of tangible
wealth is debased, it is doubtful anyone can be declared the victor. The absurdity of lowering the purchasing power
of a countries currency to enable exports to be more competitive is economic sacrilege that the heretical “Free Trade”
mythos is based upon. Without a reliable standard of objective comparison, floating currencies maneuver their exchange rates
to disguise internal imbalances in their own political and economic expenditures.