I want to know how I am able to tell with only looking at a countries historical currency rates, if I can tell by this is a countries currency is free-floating or pegged to the dollar? How do I tell if I have past years currency in front of me? Thanks!
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How do you tell is a countries currency is pegged or free-floating? How can you just by looking at it?
July 5th, 2010 
admin How to curtail the speculative global currency transactions?
July 4th, 2010 admin Speculative funds sloshing around the world markets create an inherent instability while undermining the real economy and progressive policies at a national level. Currency speculators trade over 1800 billion US-$ each day across borders – about 90% of the currency trade is speculative! In the globalized economy, there is a lack of adequate funding for [...]
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Tags: aid budgets, currency market, currency speculators, currency trade, currency trades, currency transactions, economic autonomy, effects of global warming, global climate change, global priorities, global problems, globalized economy, international priorities, private donors, productive investments, progressive policies, speculative currency, term currency, tobin tax, worldwide projects 
2 Comments »How do I get foreign currency without visiting another country?
July 3rd, 2010 admin I want to start collecting foreign currency, but I can’t afford to visit other countries. I don’t know whether this is a stupid question but how do I get foreign currency. Do I just go to the bank? Excuse me if this question is stupid but I am only 16 an I don’t know much [...]
How get currency exchanged in a foreign country?
July 2nd, 2010 admin When you are in a foreign country, where do you go to get your dollars exchanged for local currency? Is there a way you can exchange it right here in the U.S.?
