Will Americans suffer when the U.S. is no longer the world's dominant economy?

To look and understand the point of view of the challenges and the problems that have been witnessed by the people in the world around us, Americans and the American economy are now standing at a standstill. With natural disasters such as the 'Frankenstorm' Sandy, the smash of 2007-2008 in the form of financial crisis and the endless political agendas which to fulfill the demands and the security of the public continue to show cracks of problems and situation that cause the downfall of the United States of America.

The country has existed for over 200 years now almost; while there have been endless benefits and the efforts that the company has been able to establish itself as the superpower and being way ahead of its game, it becomes evident that with each establish government, ruler, leader and ultimately the conquering country ought to fall, which would make way for progress.

Countries around the world today continue to inspire themselves with the happenings and the achievements continues to undertake that not only changes the course of creating a better outcome and objective for the people and the country who not only make way for progress and development of countries and elevate their current status and reason of existence.

However, to look and view it from another end, it becomes evident that even though much has been said and done in line with the challenges and the problems that have been undertaken, it becomes evident that while America has been providing aid to countries around the world, conditions and the matters of the related and associated only seemed to worsen over the course of time, causing immense damage to both human existence and infrastructural development that occurred in countries around the world.

American history shows the accounts of the endless torture and the trauma that had been undertaken in the advent of slavery, dealing with blacks and maintaining strict and rigid associations only on accounts of color, which not only changed the course of American promoting their philosophy which today is reminiscent to the 'Declaration of Independence', but also shows the weakness and the flawed approach that continued to show vividly through the pages of history (Brandt, pp.78).

To deliberate upon the account of the historical beliefs and the findings that have been undertaken, it becomes evident that regardless of how ...