Dollar hegemony is the hypothesized monetary hegemony of the US dollar in the international finance global economy. Henry C.K. Liu popularized the term in the article "Dollar Hegemony has to go" in Asia Times, April 11, 2002. The article was quoted by William Clark, Immanuel Wallerstein of the Fernand Braudel Center, Greg Moses, and James Robertson.
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