How important is the national currency to a country?
By aussiedream
@aussiedream (272)
China
October 9, 2007 7:51am CST
A national currency is a symbol of a country as well as an essential part of a county's economy. I reckon the stability of a national currency guarantees the stability of the country.
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@dopey22girl (3319)
• United States
9 Oct 07
Hmm I guess so, but I think it's more just that a currency is the way they do things, and if you changed it everyone would be confused. I guess it could be a symbol of the country, but I think it's just a way of life.
