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C'est quoi la dollarisation ?
Voix : Dorothée Rouzet et José Bardaji Texte : José Bardaji et Timothée Waxin J’aimerais savoir : c’est quoi la dollarisation ? La dollarisation est un terme générique qui caractérise les pays dont les transactions financières se réalisent dans une devise étrangère, sans qu’il s’agisse pour autant du dollar américain. Peux-tu nous en dire davantage ? Oui ! La dollarisation peut revêtir…
Analysis of Erratic Market Dynamics Following the "Agreement" Number 6 with the IMF: Anticipated Outcomes
In the intricate financial landscape of Argentina, distinctive patterns are delineated across various temporal scales that define the country’s economic dynamics. Identifying and evaluating the forces prevailing in the short, medium, and long term is imperative to understand the governmental strategy, financial projections, and investment outlook. The minister/candidate believed in achieving the…
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Venezuela dollarisation: Use of American dollars increasing
Venezuela dollarisation: Use of American dollars increasing
[ad_1] Turning to the US dollar, Venezuelans move away from the bolivar as the economic crisis continues. [ad_2] Source link
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Some day in the future our children will laugh at us
So the conversation goes
Spar Till Operator: so what do you want for your change?
Me: my change.
Spar Till Operator: no. we don't have any coins for change
Me: Well, get some.
silence
Me: ok. give me some Econet airtime.
Spar Till operator: no, I don't have any. What about sweets, gum, a pen?
Me: no.
Silence. Guy behind me in the queue is visibly getting impatient. With me.
Me: ok, the credit note then.
this:
Like hundreds of other notes before it, this one will either lose its ink before I can claim the change, get lost, or God knows what happens to the rest. It's ridiculous how we have let this go on for 3 years now.
Some day in the future, our children will laugh at us. For our sake we need to stand up already and put a stop to this.
Article by NAGARAJU YADAV at 2010-08-27 05:59:06 Categorized in EDUCATION, capacity, zimbabwe, electricity, dollars, dollarisation, productive, sustain, zesa, money, economic
