1. Who is the author of the book “The Almighty Dollar”?

a) Mark Twain b) John Steinbeck c) Dinesh D’Souza d) Ayn Rand

1. “The Almighty Dollar” explores the history and impact of which currency?

a) Euro b) Yen c) Pound Sterling d) United States Dollar

1. The book argues that the United States Dollar has become the world’s dominant currency due to:

a) Military power b) Economic stability c) Cultural influence d) All of the above

1. According to the book, the United States Dollar’s status as the global reserve currency has led to:

a) Increased economic inequality b) Global financial stability c) Decreased international trade d) None of the above

1. “The Almighty Dollar” examines the role of the Federal Reserve in:

a) Controlling inflation b) Setting interest rates c) Regulating the banking system d) All of the above

1. The book argues that the United States Dollar’s dominance is being challenged by:

a) The Euro b) The Chinese Yuan c) Cryptocurrencies d) All of the above

1. “The Almighty Dollar” suggests that the United States should:

a) Embrace a global currency b) Maintain the status quo c) Strengthen the Dollar’s dominance d) None of the above

1. The book explores the impact of the United States Dollar on:

a) International politics b) Global trade c) Cultural imperialism d) All of the above

1. According to “The Almighty Dollar,” the United States Dollar’s dominance is primarily driven by:

a) Economic factors b) Political factors c) Cultural factors d) All of the above

1. The book concludes that the future of the United States Dollar as the world’s dominant currency is:

a) Secure and unchallenged b) Uncertain and vulnerable c) Irrelevant and outdated d) None of the above