We should use a more stable currency for regular comparisons, like the Euro, rather than US$.?
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We should use a more stable currency for regular comparisons, like the Euro, rather than US$.
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Reasons To AgreeDefinitely, the US$ is going through a crazy cycle. The NZ$ is overvalued, but only within the normal bands against currencies like the pound and AU$. When we compare it against the US$, it looks crazy, but thats their doing, and there is nothing we can do about their currency. 28 July 2007
ALL currencies should return to the gold standard. Comparing floating currencies is illogical, nonsensical, meaningless and futile. The result is a circulating argument producing fiscal chaos. 28 September 2008
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
Don't we usually use the trade weighted index?
That was last year's news. What stable Euro?
We should get rid of 10, 20 and 50 cent pieces.
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