this is because a currency that’s too strong will kill your local economy. it becomes cheaper to import anything rather than produce stuff at home.
Why thoooo
ur still paying ur own currency to other places right? So why is it worth more abroad but not in ur own country?
I simply cannot understand cause and effect when people talk about international monetary policy. Higher currency value is bad, buying debt, everything about interest rates, what counts as a bubble, it's all entirely too much 😔
Nazism is such a natural outgrowth of the capitalist worldview, people just keep reinventing it
Pure :cope:
Maybe it's in alphabetical order :centrist:
Lmao
Compromise: Batman doesn't eat pussy, only ass
This very original joke is my contribution to the discourse
Me in ten years when the revolutionary socialist brigade moves on the White House
So I finally bit the bullet and downloaded Tinder, and this time I embraced being bi and put my gender preference to include women as well. I actually matched with another girl that I hit it off with so well, like we had really good chemistry, our banter was good, she was flirty and made me blush, and we decided to meet up, at a public place just to make sure we're both real, then the plan was to head back to her place. I was super nervous but she was so cool, and put me at ease, I could tell she was like, properly attracted to me and she was even cuter than her pictures suggested. We somehow managed to get lost from one another for like five minutes, but figured it out and after a bit of talking/flirting decided to head back to her place. My heart was pounding.
Then the dream ended and I woke up and fucking sobbed. Back in Covid purgatory. Least it's Friday 😔
Critical support
I kinda understand? Maybe? I didn't realize they went Currency A > USD > Currency B, like still using the dollar even when the US isnt involved. That probably has deep implications I'm not wrapping my head around.
Is a currency becoming weaker the same as inflation? Like u can buy less with it.