Global Currency Issues

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"Introduction
Nations have been minting their own currencies for thousands of years, and individuals in most countries are used to using currency as a medium of exchange. In most countries, pieces of paper are readily exchanged for goods and services. When checks or bank drafts are used, the symbolic use of currency is taken one step further: the checks represent the currency which represents the value of the thing in question. So long as governments are secure and able to back their currencies, this system works well. When governments fall, the currency becomes as "worthless as the paper it is printed on."
Because each nation issues its own currency, each currency is worth something different in relation to every other currency in the world. Nations which have strong economies generally have strong currencies, which ..."

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