its possible that it could occur worthless. i have a 5000 polish zloty note from 1982.
They're still worth two dollars in Canada.
All the Gold ever found in the history of the world isn't enough put the U.S. back on the Gold Standard at the current price of $1725, as of 11-18-2011. Currently the U.S. has just over 8500 tonnes of gold in its possession. The Gold that is quoted in U.S. Dollars is approximately worth $450 Billion dollars. The National Debt is now over $15 Trillion Dollars... at 10% of just the debt we need $1.5 Trillion dollars worth of gold. We are currently at just over 2%. The Bottom line is the value of gold must increase in value 3 times of what it is today or $5175. The Problem is our national debt continues to grow If we go back to a fractional gold reserve currency gold would triple again and who is going to provide the gold when your currency isn't wanted in the world because you ran your deficits through the roof. Now, nations will want their money back in gold, which would put the U.S. at a weekend stance of giving more of its reserve currency then it would want too. Circa 1971, that was the exact reason we came off of it.... France, under Charles De gaulle began requesting their money in gold as opposed to our fiat currency. Causing a major run on the dollar at the time. As well as run on our reserves of gold. JBthird Flint, MI
The current crisis (circa 2009/2010) is the worst economic crisis of American history, but the same is true for almost every country of the developed World. Part of the cause may be due to policies of the US government but the same can also be said for other countries. It possible that the expense of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have made the crisis a little worse.
The Great Depression (circa 1929-1941) was a time when the bottom fell out of the stock market, and triggered a worldwide economic recession, with many businesses shut down and millions left unemployed. People who were financially solvent one day were penniless the next day. People lost their homes, farms, businesses. People were put out onto the street. This economic crash began in 1929 but continued throughout the 1930s, and was only partly addressed by new government financial programs under President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Only the boom caused by World War II finally ended the depression.
Market is circa 1154, "a meeting at a fixed time for buying and selling livestock and provisions," from Old Norman French market (Old French marchiet, French.. marché), from Latin mercatus "trading, trade, market" (cf. Italian mercato, Spanish mercado), from past pluperfect of mercari "to trade, deal in, buy," from merx (genitive mercis) "wares, merchandise," from Italic root *merk-, possibly from Etruscan, referring to various aspects of economics. '-ing' is the simple gerunditive adjectival suffix; swiming pool, fishing pole, riding mower To go to do some marketing so as to have something to market
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Ir starts at circa 5 billion dollars
No more than 100 dollars
50-125 US dollars
They're still worth two dollars in Canada.
There is no such currency as the 'circa'. 'circa' means 'approximately'.
'circa' may not be a currency at all; if your referent says 'circa', it may mean 'about'
No, circa does not need to be capitalized.
"Circa" means 'around.'
"Circa" is a preposition commonly used to indicate an approximate time or date. It is often seen before a specific year to imply that the date is not exact but close.
Circa is abbreviated as ca.
Circa means "approximately"