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Devaluing currency
Rupees 10 coin is just gonna be introduced in the replacement of currency note. Previously, one, two and five rupees' notes were also replaced by silver and gold coins. What are the cons you see in the future of converting currency standard notes into coins?
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Changing the face value of currency doesn't mean that it is devaluation. Devaluation means when purchasing power of money is reduced as compared to other currencies,it is regulated by government. The unwanted decrease in purchasing power is called depreciation. So the “redenomination” of the currency doesn't mean that its purchasing power will decrease. Nothing will happen to our economy whether if the five thousand ruppee note is converted to coin,the purchasing power of currency depends upon market forces and government decision. Read Chinese case of their persistent devaluation in currency. Benefits of devaluation are limited to industrialized countries with large exports. |
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Purchasing power is also falling
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eventually dollar is also gonna crash along-with world economy
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