Since Catherine wanted to read my blog reflection, here it is. Is a World Currency a Good Idea? April 25, 2007. Interesting article from the Washington Post. Tonight I spotted an article on the website for. US to Impose Tariffs on Chinese Manufactured Goods.

Contributing to the Wonderful World of Econ 482. As a Tennessee Republican, I was excited to hear that Fred Thompson has entered the 2008 presidential race.

Some savvy internet users delight in the word. To them blogging represents a venue of communication where they can combine intellectual and creative powers to reach others. Yet to others such a strange word might as well be a traditional dance performed with wooden shoes.

A world currency is a bad idea, if only for the simple reason that for a single currency to work there must be one monetary policy. For one monetary policy to work, every country in the world would have to be economically similar. While one currency might reduce hyperinflation in parts of the world, it will artificially alter the prices of goods traded around the world. Should everything be regulated? February 20, 2007.

OCAs, Monetary Unions, and Currency Exchange Glasses. Posted April 24, 2007 by dbalbi. Lastly, the international wine party was a hit. From the presentations given thus far, I .

Does anyone know how it works when I use a credit card in a foreign country? Does the credit card company have reserves of foreign money it uses to pay your bill and you pay the credit card company back in dollars? Do the credit card companies buy currencies like banks do? April 25, 2007. Anyway the video was so cute.