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Europe Gets New Currency, the World Gets Relief.(the Euro)(Brief Article): An article from: Video Age International How Currency Devaluation Works (Real World Economics) by Barbara Gottfried Hollander, 2011-01-15 A study of exchange direct and through the medium of currency, showing the disaster of the excessive multiplication of the world's currencies and how recovery ... qua non, though alone by no means a suffic by Lancelot Hare, 2010-08-30 World Commodities & World Currency by Benjamin Graham, 2010-10-25 World Currency Monitor Annual, 1976-1989: Pound Sterling : The Value of the British Pound Sterling in Foreign Terms by Bank of America, 1990-12 World War II allied military currency;: Specimens of military yen currency, area A by Raymond S Toy, 1965 Improving the Bank's loan currency pool. (World Bank): An article from: Finance & Development by Barbara Opper, 1989-06-01 Banknotes of the World Currency Circulation 2005 / Banknoty stran mira denezhnoe obrashchenie 2005 by unknown, 2005 The 2009 Report on Money-Changing and Dispensing Machines and Other Currency Handling Machines: World Market Segmentation by City by Icon Group International, 2009-05-01 World Commodities and World Currency by Benjamin Graham, 1944 HANDBOOK OF WORLD CURRENCY, BANKING AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE World Currency Yearbook, 1996 by Philip P. Cowitt, C. Edwards, et all 1996-08 Banknotes of the World: Currency Circulation, 2003 by Klaus Fohles, Lyudmila Pryazhnikova, 2003-02 The Pre-Long Beach Auction:U.S. Coins & Currency, World & Ancient Coins (2003) by Not stated, 2003

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61. Currency Converter - World's Main Currencies.
    scroll down to see more currencies, USD United States  
    http://www.gergo.com/home/finance/currency.htm
    
    Extractions: enter any amount USD United States Dollars CAD Canada Dollars EUR Euro GBP United Kingdom Pounds DEM Germany Deutsche Marks FRF France Francs JPY Japan Yen NLG Netherlands Guilders ITL Italy Lira CHF Switzerland Francs DZD Algeria Dinars ARP Argentina Pesos AUD Australia Dollars ATS Austria Schillings BSD Bahamas Dollars BBD Barbados Dollars BEF Belgium Francs BMD Bermuda Dollars BRR Brazil Real BGL Bulgaria Lev CAD Canada Dollars CLP Chile Pesos CNY China Yuan Renmimbi CYP Cyprus Pounds CSK Czech Republic Koruna DKK Denmark Kroner NLG Dutch Guilders XCD Eastern Caribbean Dollars EGP Egypt Pounds EUR Euro FJD Fiji Dollars FIM Finland Markka FRF France Francs DEM Germany Deutsche Marks XAU Gold Ounces GRD Greece Drachmas HKD Hong Kong Dollars HUF Hungary Forint ISK Iceland Krona INR India Rupees IDR Indonesia Rupiah IEP Ireland Punt ILS Israel New Shekels ITL Italy Lira JMD Jamaica Dollars JPY Japan Yen JOD Jordan Dinar KRW Korea (South) Won LBP Lebanon Pounds LUF Luxembourg Francs MYR Malaysia Ringgit MXP Mexico Pesos NLG Netherlands Guilders NZD New Zealand Dollars NOK Norway Kroner PKR Pakistan Rupees XPD Palladium Ounces PHP Philippines Pesos XPT Platinum Ounces PLZ Poland Zloty PTE Portugal Escudo ROL Romania Leu RUR Russia Rubles SAR Saudi Arabia Riyal XAG Silver Ounces SGD Singapore Dollars SKK Slovakia Koruna ZAR South Africa Rand KRW South Korea Won ESP Spain Pesetas XDR Special Drawing Right (IMF)

62. The IMF/World Bank/GATT/NAFTA/WTO/MAI/Military Colossus: The Enforcers Of Struct
    undervalued exchange rates and the workings of the international monetary system .Theworld's monetary system does not set values of the currencies on the  
    http://www.slonet.org/~ied/frthoz.html
    
    Extractions: by J.W. Smith Home Page Table of Contents 245 Subchapter Titles Reviews ... Order Info Keywords: (World Bank, IMF, GATT, NAFTA, WTO, MAI, free trade, structural adjustments, Friedrich List, mercantilism, poverty, developing countries resources) You are the [Error Creating Counter File Click for more info] reader since 6.10.00. Last modified : Monday, 24-Sep-2001 05:58:31 PDT THE IMF/WORLD BANK/GATT/NAFTA/WTO/MAI/MILITARY COLOSSUS: THE ENFORCERS OF STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENTS AND UNEQUAL FREE TRADE Keywords: (powerless, empower, capitalism and financiers, economists, sociology, civil-military relations, mercantilism, poverty, developing countries resources) A synopsis of Chapter 10. When the universal result is low resource export prices and increased poverty, the IMF/World Bank/GATT/NAFTA/WTO/ MAI /military colossus can hardly claim their intent was to develop those countries. Just as the proto-mercantilist cities of the Middle Ages controlled the countryside's production and trade to lay claim to their wealth and mercantilist and neo-mercantilist empires claimed the wealth of their colonies (their countryside), the developing countries is today the dependent countryside producing cheap resources for emerging corporate mercantilists. Structural Adjustment [demanded by the IMF] is best summed up in four words: earn more, spend less. While such advice might be valid if it were given to only a few countries at once, dozens of debtors are now attempting to earn more by exporting whatever they have at hand; particularly natural resources including minerals, tropical crops, timber, meat and fish. With so many jostling for a share of limited world markets, prices plummet, forcing governments to seek ever-higher levels of exports in a desperate attempt to keep their hard currency revenues stable. The "export-led growth" model on which the fund and the World Bank insist is a purely extractive one involving more the "mining" than the management-much less conservation-of resources.

63. Futuresdata.net | World Currencies
    Choose here ,  
    http://www.futuresdata.net/currencies.html
    
    Extractions: The information contained herein constitutes current opinion only as at the time of writing. Our opinion may alter subsequently with the market conditions. This information should be construed as an opinion only and does not constitute an offer to buy or sell any investment mentioned NOR does it constitute a recommendation for an investor to buy or sell. All prices and figures on our pages are indicative. futuresdata.net can not accept responsibility for their accuracy, or for any use to which they may be put.

64. World Currencies
    THIRD world currencies. July 1, 2002. country. currencies. $1 equals. Afghanistan,afghani, 4,750. Albania, lek, 140. Algeria, dinar, 80. Angola, real kwanza,43.  
    http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Travel/currencies.html
    
    Extractions: THIRD WORLD CURRENCIES July 1, 2002 country currencies $1 equals Afghanistan afghani Albania lek Algeria dinar Angola real kwanza Argentina peso Azerbajian manat Bangladesh taka Belize dollar Benin CFA franc Bhutan ngultrum Bolivia (o) boliviano Botswana pula Brazil real Burkina Faso CFA franc Burma (Myanmar) (o) kyat Burundi franc Cambodia riel Cameroon CFA franc Cape Verde Island escudo Central African Republic CFA franc Chad CFA franc Chile (o) peso China yuan Colombia (o) peso Comoros Islands franc Congo, Demo. Republic congolese franc Congo, Peoples Republic CFA franc Costa Rica colon Cuba peso Djibouti Djibouti franc Dominican Republic peso Ecuador peso Egypt pound El Salvador colon Equitorial Guinea CFA franc Ethiopia (o) birr European Union euro Fiji dollar French Guiana franc Gabon CFA franc Gambia dalasi Ghana cedi Guatemala quetzal Guinea Bissau CFA franc Guinea Republic franc Guyana dollar Haiti gourde Honduras lempira India rupee Indonesia rupiah Iran (o) rial Iraq (o) dinar Ivory Coast CFA franc Jordan dinar Kazakstan tenge Kenya shilling Korea, North won Korea, South won Laos kip Lebanon pound Lesotho maloti Liberia dollar Libya dinar Madagascar malagasy franc Malawi kwacha Malaysia ringgit Maldives ruflivaa Mali Rep CFA franc Mauritania ougulya Mauritius rupee Mexico peso Mongolia tugrik Morocco dirham Mozambique metical Namibia dollar Nepal rupee Nicaragua cordoba oro Niger CFA franc Nigeria (m) naira Oman sul rial Pakistan rupee Panama balboa Papua New Guinea kina Paraguay guarani Peru nuevo sol Philippines peso Reunion (Island) franc Rwanda franc Sao Tome and Principe dobra Senegal CFA franc Seychelles rupee Sierra Leone leone Somalia (d) shilling

65. Currencies Trivia And Quizzes
    2, A Small world of Asian currencies. currencies, Average, 15, 168, Jul 20 02,Quinze. 3, Money Around The world I. currencies, Average, 15, 579, Sep 01 00, Vermic.  
    http://www.funtrivia.com/quizlistgold.cfm?cat=495

66. Allproduct.com - The World's Best Products Directory For Volume Buyers
    Services. Subject currencies. Message We deal with hard currencies. Pleaserevert with your legitimate and detailed inquiry/offer for further development.  
    http://www.allproducts.com/lead/MessageData/Buy/S02_2003.02.06_Dahbi.shtml
    
    Extractions: Message Category : [Services] Subject : Currencies Message : We deal with hard currencies. Please revert with your legitimate and detailed inquiry/offer for further development. While replying with your full coordinates kindly specify your position as principal or legal mandate. Thank you, Dahbi Idrissi.

67. EyeWire
    PhotoDisc Photography world currencies Money. In every language. Lightbox1, If you need world currencies, this is the title for you.  
    http://www.eyewire.com/view/402853
    
    Extractions: Lightbox 1 If you need world currencies, this is the title for you. You get close ups, collages, photos, montages, abstracts, black and whites of money from around the world. Be lured by the beauty and artistry of the almighty dollar, deutsche mark, guilder, and others. New US bills too. 100 images. Additional Information

68. World Currencies - Quanto Financial Technology
    Quanto currencies, currencies. Symbol, Currency Name. ADF, Andorran Franc.ADP, Andorran Peseta. AED, UAE Dirham. AFA, Afghanistan Afghani. ALL, AlbanianLek.  
    http://www.equanto.com/world_currencies.html
    
    Extractions: Symbol Currency Name ADF Andorran Franc ADP Andorran Peseta AED U.A.E. Dirham AFA Afghanistan Afghani ALL Albanian Lek AMD Armenian Dram ANG NL Antilles Guilder AON Angolan New Kwanza ARS Argentine Peso ATS Austrian Schillings* [obsolete] AUD Australian Dollar AWG Aruban Guilder AZM Azerbaijani Manat BBD Barbados Dollar BAM Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Marka BDT Bangladesh Taka BEF Belgian Franc* [obsolete] BGL Bulgarian Lev BHD Bahraini Dinar BIF Burundi Franc BMD Bermudian Dollar BND Brunei Dollar BOB Bolivian Boliviano BRL Brazilian Real BSD Bahamian Dollar BTN Bhutan Ngultrum BWP Botswana Pula BYR Belarus Ruble BZD Belize Dollar CAD Canadian Dollar CDF Congo/Kinshasa Franc CHF Liechtenstein Franc CHF Swiss Franc CLP Chilean Peso CNY Chinese Yuan Renminbi COP Colombian Peso CRC Costa Rican Colon CSK Czech Koruna CUP Cuban Peso CVE Cape Verde Escudo CZK Czech Republic Koruna CYP Cyprus Pound DEM German Mark* [obsolete] DJF Djibouti Franc DKK Danish Krone DOP Dominican Republic Peso DZD Algerian Dinar EEK Estonian Kroon EGP Egyptian Pound ERN Eritrean Nakfa ESP Spanish Peseta* [obsolete] ETB Ethiopian Birr EUR Euro FIM Finnish Markka* [obsolete] FJD Fiji Dollar FKP Falkland Islands Pound FRF French Franc* [obsolete] GBP British Pound GEL Georgian Lari GGP Guernsey Pound GHC Ghanian Cedi GIP Gibraltarian Pound GMD Gambian Dalasi GNF Guinean Franc GRD Greek Drachma* [obsolete] GTQ Guatemalan Quetzal GYD Guyanese Dollar HKD Hong Kong Dollar HNL Honduran Lempira HRK Croatian Kuna HTG Haitian Gourde HUF Hungarian Forint IDR Indonesian Rupiah IEP Irish Pound* [obsolete]

69. Quotes - World Currencies And U.S. Treasury Debt Yields - From The Privateer
    Bonds currencies. Currency Cross Rates. The Interactive Currency Table Pick anycurrency and find its present exchange rate in all other major currencies  
    http://www.the-privateer.com/quotes2.html
    
    Extractions: (enter any amount) into this type of currency. USD United States Dollars EUR Euro CAD Canada Dollars GBP United Kingdom Pounds DEM Germany Deutsche Marks FRF France Francs JPY Japan Yen NLG Netherlands Guilders ITL Italy Lira CHF Switzerland Francs DZD Algeria Dinars ARP Argentina Pesos AUD Australia Dollars ATS Austria Schillings BSD Bahamas Dollars BBD Barbados Dollars BEF Belgium Francs BMD Bermuda Dollars BRR Brazil Real BGL Bulgaria Lev CAD Canada Dollars CLP Chile Pesos CNY China Yuan Renmimbi CYP Cyprus Pounds CSK Czech Republic Koruna DKK Denmark Kroner NLG Dutch Guilders XCD Eastern Caribbean Dollars EGP Egypt Pounds EUR Euro FJD Fiji Dollars FIM Finland Markka FRF France Francs DEM Germany Deutsche Marks XAU Gold Ounces GRD Greece Drachmas HKD Hong Kong Dollars HUF Hungary Forint ISK Iceland Krona INR India Rupees IDR Indonesia Rupiah

70. World Currencies
    http://www.triltd.co.jp/kawase/e_fsakai.html

71. Bernard Lietaer: 'Community Currencies'
    in 1972 of the Bretton Woods system, the world has been living with pure fiat currencythatis, there is nothing material backing the currencies of the world.  
    http://www.transaction.net/money/cc/cc01.html
    
    Extractions: A New Tool for the 21st Century Bernard A. Lietaer Beginning Aligning Moral and Economic Incentives Functions of Money ... 'A "Green" Convertible Currency' Transaction Net features Enabling Markets Online San FranZiskGo! Events Listings Web Conferencing Develop the Future of Money Doing Business Online Create Your Own Currency Paulina Borsook's Unofficial Home Page Spin Doctor's Web Design 101 Online Payment Methods About Transaction Net Economic Theory on the Net the Edge of Science Pick Up Tix "the Internet and the Future of Money" "Internet Currencies for Virtual Communities" "Beyond Greed and Scarcity" "Community Currencies: a New Tool for the 21st Century" "A 'Green' Convertible Currency" Feng Shui: It's All About Flow Community Currencies: A New Tool for the 21st Century The three most important concerns of our contemporaries in the developed nations are remarkably convergentunemployment, the environment, and community breakdownand there are strong indications that these same issues will remain on top of the agenda well into the next century. Emerging technologies promise to keep unemployment a major issue, even if all Western economies get out of recession. By 2010, China will introduce as much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as the entire world does today. And community breakdown is one of the most systemic, deep, and complex societal trends of the past 30 years, with no signs of any reversal. Precisely because we will have to live with these issues for the foreseeable future, only a long-term structural approach can successfully resolve these problems. Here I show how community currencies could contribute to tackling all three problems and also permit us to "retrofit" economic motivation to desirable human behavior.

72. Nature Publishing Group
    35078143. Converting currencies in the Old world Simple arithmetic underpinnedtrading throughout the Near East during the Bronze Age.  
    http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/nature/journal/v411/n6836/full/

73. Nature Publishing Group
    24 May 2001. Nature 411, 437 (2001); doi10.1038/35078143. Converting currenciesin the Old world. ALFREDO MEDEROS*† AND C. C. LAMBERGKARLOVSKY†.  
    http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/nature/journal/v411/n6836/abs/4

74. #4224-99 World Wide Currencies.out
    IN EXCESS OF $2.3 MILLION TO CUSTOMERS IN CFTC ACTION INVOLVING ILLEGAL FOREIGNCURRENCY FUTURES FRAUD; CFTC Charged world Wide currencies, Inc., United  
    http://www.cftc.gov/opa/enf99/opa4224-99.htm
    
    Extractions: Release #4224-99 (96 Civ. 7814) For Release: January 6, 1999 NEW YORK COURT ORDERS DEFENDANTS TO PAY OVER $7.1 MILLION IN CIVIL PENALTIES, AND ORDERS RESTITUTION IN EXCESS OF $2.3 MILLION TO CUSTOMERS IN CFTC ACTION INVOLVING ILLEGAL FOREIGN CURRENCY FUTURES FRAUD; CFTC Charged World Wide Currencies, Inc., United Currencies, Corp., and A+ Currencies Int'l, Inc. in 1996 with Fraud in the Offer and Sale of Illegal Currency Futures Contracts World Wide Currencies, Inc. a/k/a Worldwide Currencies, Inc., a/k/a Worldwide Currencies Ltd.; United Currencies, Corp. a/k/a United Currencies, Inc.; and A+ Currencies Int'l Inc. d/b/a International Currencies, Inc. The judgment orders the defendants jointly and severally to make restitution to customers in the amount of $2,380,797.85 and to pay a civil monetary penalty in the amount of $7,142,393.55. The judgment also permanently enjoins the defendants from violating provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and CFTC regulations and rescinds all contracts entered into by the defendants with their customers. The judgment, entered on December 23, 1998, is the culmination of proceedings that began on October 16, 1996, when the CFTC filed a four-count injunctive complaint against the defendants (see CFTC News Release #3959-96, October 17, 1996). In its anti-fraud action, the CFTC alleged that the defendants violated the CEA and CFTC regulations by offering and selling illegal currency futures contracts, cheating and defrauding customers in connection with the offer and sale of such contracts, violating the CFTC's registration requirements, and misappropriating customer funds. Shortly after the complaint was filed, the court entered an

75. Converting Currencies In The Old World
    Nature 411, 437 (2001) © Macmillan Publishers Ltd. Converting currenciesin the Old world. ALFREDO MEDEROS*† AND C. C. LAMBERGKARLOVSKY†.  
    http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~wilkins/science/arch/weight_1-3BC.html
    
    Extractions: Simple arithmetic underpinned trading throughout the Near East during the Bronze Age. Raw materials recovered from archaeological excavations in the Indus Valley, the Persian Gulf, Mesopotamia, Egypt and the eastern Mediterranean reflect the existence of long-distance trading during the Bronze Age, which united these regions into networks of commercial exchange. As each region relied on a different set of weights for trading, a straightforward conversion system must have been in operation. Here we describe a simple and universal conversion system that could have provided an economic key to the trade networks of the Old World between 2500 and 1000 BC Old World trading networks brought raw resources such as lapis lazuli, copper, tin, silver and gold, as well as exotic materials and artefacts such as cylinder seals, decorative pottery and carved stone vessels from far afield. Establishing equivalence between weight systems that were peculiar to different regions would have created comparable units of value as well as mutual confidence in buying and selling goods, which would have been essential for dealing with universally precious materials such as gold and silver. Many different weight systems were in operation in the Bronze Age (see Fig. 1

76. Currencies Of The World
    Ronnie J. Phillips presents currencies of the world Updated August16, 2000 Collections. The American world currencies. A Special  
    http://lamar.colostate.edu/~rphillip/currency.html
    
    Extractions: Updated August 16, 2000 The American Currency Exhibit National Numismatic Collection from the Smithsonian U.S. and German Currencies Ron Wise's World Paper Money Collection United Colonies Two Dollar Note (Continental) Notre Dame Collection of Colonial Currencies (Extensive) San Francisco Clearinghouse $1/1907 San Francisco Clearinghouse $2/1907 Los Angeles Clearinghouse $5/1907 Promissory Note, Bank of North America ... Domestic Exchange drawn on New York Silver Certificates from ANA Demand Notes from ANA Treasury Notes from ANA Compound Interest Notes from ANA ... U.S. Treasury Note (Greenback) U.S. Treasury Note of 1861 (Greenback) U.S. Treasury Note, 1928 $2 National Banknotes from ANA National Gold Banknotes from ANA City National Bank, Wichita Falls, Texas,$20 Colorado National Bank of Denver, $1 ... National Gold Bank of San Francisco, $5

77. World Wide Ag Network- First American Currencies Quote Page
    http://www.worldwideag.net/fadc/fadccurrencies.htm

78. World Of Meln: Currencies Of Meln
    coins. This way also currencies of other nations started to flow into world. Nation, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Half, Quarter, Rate.  
    http://www.melnworld.com/englanniksi/currency.php3
    
    Extractions: View Alchemy, herbs and poisons Animals Armor Buildings Clothing Food and drink Gear Household Inn services Magic equipment Miscellaneous items Mounts and transport Seafaring Services Tools Weapons Currency Sagrian Dwarves Elves Haran Mavalan Velmera Veenda Metha Jonai Search by name: Sagrians were the first big traders. They experienced that weighting metals was just too difficult way to complete payments. So merchants gathered together to solve this big problem. After long negotiations (i.e. after years) they decided to melt metals to a small disks with certain weight. On the other side they stamped blazon of grand-merchants guild (two stoats) and on the other side they stamped blazon of Sagrian (moon, sun and ship.) Agaries spread throughout the world with sagrians and dwarves were the next who become inspired minting own coins. Dwarves, who were proud about their blacksmithing skills, decided to mint more valuable and finer coins. This caused quite a competition between dwarves and Sagrians. Dwarves had experience of thousands of years, so they knew better ways to mint nicer and finer coins than sagrians. Soon competition about the value of currency started fading to a background for sagrians, because they yet ruled trading. Among sagrians the following phrase become very popular: "Dwarves can mint beautiful money in their holes, for it is we who understand its practical value." Dwarves have always been a little clammy to trade with other races. All dwarves have same currency units and money value. Also elves use same money with each other. Of course every mint has own mark, which they stamp to coins.

79. Creating Community Currency
    healthy relationships between all lifeforms; it is inner peace, world peace, balanceand harmony in the home, the community, the world. Local currencies are a  
    http://www.communitycurrency.org/
    
    Extractions: September 11- Unanswered Questions Action to Oppose the Emergency Health Powers Act ... Citizens' Commission into 9-11 The economic system is deeply flawed and has served to concentrate money, land and power in the hands of a few. The concentration of economic power and ecological devastation have heralded the collapse of many civilizations and empires. At this time in history, humanity must choose between the health and well-being of our planet, humanity, and other lifeforms, or the further enrichment of the ruling elite. The choice is clear. The World Bank, International Monetary Fund, World Trade Organization, World Economic Forum, and "Trade Agreements," such as the Multilateral Agreement on Investments (MAI) blatantly favor the rich over all environmental and human rights concerns (see http://www.tradewatch.org/ ). Civil society is now engaged in a tremendous struggle against these deadly institutions which value money over life. Opposition to the M.A.I., World Bank, the W.T.O. has grown and had some dramatic victories, but the struggle continues.(

80. Currencies Of The World
    International Economics at Shippensburg University. currencies of theworld. Source The currencies of the world. (C) 1995/1998 by Prof.  
    http://grove.ship.edu/econ/statistics/currencies.htm
    
    Extractions: International Economics at Shippensburg University Currencies of the World Exchange Rate Regimes : If a currency is named, the country pegs its currency to the named currency, and the parity is shown in parenthesis. For example, "US-$ (2.7)" indicates that a currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar at a parity of 2.7 currency units per US-$. In some cases where there is a large discrepancy between official rates and black-market rates, the former are indicated as "of", and the latter are indicated as "bm". SDR=Special Drawing Right of the International Monetary Fund. A currency followed by "(lim.flex.)" indicates that the currency exhibits limited flexibility vis-à-vis the currency named in the regime column. Other notation used includes: float=floating exchange rate; m.float=managed float; ESM=member of the European Monetary System; composite=peg is to a basket of currencies; indicators=exchange rate is adjusted frequently to a set of indicators. Source: The Currencies of the World . (C) 1995/1998 by Prof. Werner Antweiler, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. Replicated with permission from the author's

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