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What is the US dollar to the Canadian dollar?
1 US dollar is equal to .9843 Canadian dollar.
When will the US dollar collapse?
It does not tell when the US dollar will collapse. A dollar collapse is when the dollar goes down really quick.
How much is an Australian dollar worth in the US?
1 Australian dollar is worth 1.06 Dollar in US
How many bucks are equal to 1 US Dollar?
Buck is a slang term for a US dollar so one buck is equal to one US dollar
How many pecos in us dollar?
There are no Pecos in the US Dollar. One US Dollar is equivalent to 13.081 Mexican Pesos, as of 11-22-09.
Is the us dollar expensive?
it costs a dollar
What is the worlds most expensive car and how much does it cost in US Dollar?
it costs 1,600,000
Is cocoa beans expensive?
Today its 3.439,38 us dollar. The price will change with the season it will be at its lowest between September and November when most of the producers selling
What is correct 'a US dollar' or 'an US dollar'?
a us dollar
What will happen to the 150 thousand dollar clothing Sarah Palin is wearing for the US Presidential campaign after the elections are over?
She will be donating her expensive clothing to charity. :)
What is the US dollar to the Canadian dollar?
1 US dollar is equal to .9843 Canadian dollar.
Why are things expensive today?
the dollar value is falling
If the American dollar is devalued are American goods cheaper for individuals holding the dollar?
No, more expensive.
What is the relationship between a weak dollar and steel prices?
It makes US produced steel cheaper in the international market. Also it makes oil more expensive which in turn makes foreign steel more expensive in transportation cost. Therefore US steel industries will benefit as a whole.
How many cents are equal to US Dollar?
100 cents of US dollar is equal to 1 US dollar, easy as that.
When will the US dollar collapse?
It does not tell when the US dollar will collapse. A dollar collapse is when the dollar goes down really quick.
How would a sudden jump in US prices affect import from Mexico?
It really depends on WHY those prices jumped up in the first place. If it happened because the US dollar was devalued against other currencies, it would mean imports from Mexico are more expensive. For example, a pair of shoes is manufactured in Mexico for 100 pesos and sold at the US for 20 dollars, (currency parity is 1 dollar = 5 pesos). Now, if the dollar is devalued to say, 1 dollar = 2 pesos, it would mean those shoes would be more expensive, as they are still manufactured with 100 pesos, but with the new parity, they cost 50 dollars in the US.
