A story about the image of Americans in the minds of the British: British investors scold the United States as a country of liars, hooligans and ungrateful people. State arrears also affect federal credit

A story about the image of Americans in the minds of the British: British investors scold the United States as a country of liars, hooligans and ungrateful people. State arrears also affect federal credit. When the Treasury agent went to Europe from Washington in 1842, James Rothschild roared: "Go back and tell them that you have met the most authoritative person in Europe's finance, and that person wants you to tell them that a dollar is not even a dollar."

Americans today are two feelings in front of the British and 150 years ago, the Americans in the past were inferior and inferior in Britain, and now the Americans are confident in front of the British, equal and even with a sense of superiority.

J.P. Morgan, the former america's most powerful financial tycoon, was famous in Britain, but his inferiority complex in that place could only be filled with work and building the same iconic American building. #Economic Story#Macroeconomics# #摩根财团 #