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There are a couple of things. The simplest one is that dollars leave the economy as soon as you deposit them in a bank because they get lent internationally ver
by jl2718 6y ago
There are a couple of things. The simplest one is that dollars leave the economy as soon as you deposit them in a bank because they get lent internationally versus local currency loans that stay local. The other is that imports are generally preferred in developing economies. It’s also hard for the government to tax transactions made in a foreign currency because they only really see local bank transactions and foreign exchanges.