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Exchange rates really don't matter much for most people. Most people buy goods at home. Relative strength and weakness of a particular currency against anothe
by arcticbull 5y ago
Exchange rates really don't matter much for most people.
Most people buy goods at home.
Relative strength and weakness of a particular currency against another just indicates whether imports are more economical or whether manufacturing at home + exporting are more economical.
This change over time is reflected in both exchange rates and accounted for in PPP adjustment. It may fluctuate over time, but I don't think that's a huge deal when deciding which country you plan to work in.