The world order started changing in 2008 when significant quantitative easing (QE) – money printing and near-zero interest rates, was announced by major central banks led by the US Fed during the subprime crisis.Although, that provided stability to the financial markets and the economy, the US economy never recovered from the debt trap. Any attempts to reduce quantitative easing lead to stock market tantrums and economic slowdown.Actions taken during Covid accelerated the debt burden. 20%…