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Yes, because it was possible and practical for the gov't to do so. Governments have always devalued their currencies, and citizens are rarely happy about. Just
by arohner 15y ago
Yes, because it was possible and practical for the gov't to do so. Governments have always devalued their currencies, and citizens are rarely happy about. Just because it happens doesn't mean "we" chose it.
- ignifero 15y agoso what's your suggestion when a country runs out of money? (practical example today: greece)?