The Theft of Nations: Returning to Gold |
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... depreciate , but in a unified currency such unique risks would be diversified away . Since gold is treasured globally , it is a suitable global currency that enjoys global diversification . This means that no single country's unique ...
... depreciate , but in a unified currency such unique risks would be diversified away . Since gold is treasured globally , it is a suitable global currency that enjoys global diversification . This means that no single country's unique ...
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... depreciate below RM0.10 , the trader may just let the contract expire without taking any action since he is not obligated to buy it at RM0.10 . In this case , if he needs physical rupee , he may just buy it in the spot market at the new ...
... depreciate below RM0.10 , the trader may just let the contract expire without taking any action since he is not obligated to buy it at RM0.10 . In this case , if he needs physical rupee , he may just buy it in the spot market at the new ...
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... depreciate widely , but a country's currency can be made to depreciate so much against the U.S. Dollar that its imports cannot be paid for , priced as they are in U.S. Dollar . The gold dinar cannot depreciate much against the U.S. ...
... depreciate widely , but a country's currency can be made to depreciate so much against the U.S. Dollar that its imports cannot be paid for , priced as they are in U.S. Dollar . The gold dinar cannot depreciate much against the U.S. ...
Contents
Stakes in the Current Global Financial System | 3 |
SeigniorageThe Instability and Unjustness of the Fiat | 29 |
The Theft of Nations | 43 |
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