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  • ...ncy could be used to create an [[energy economy]] - a method for a [[local currency]] to be implemented in any [[community]]. The problem with many local curre ...e currency can be used by ANY business or community member it can scale. A currency backed by [[renewable energy]] achieves this goal. The technology is finall
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  • ...different currencies, instead of translated currency names or ambiguous [[currency symbol]]s. ISO 4217 codes are used on [[airline tickets]] and international
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  • ...other [[dollar]]-denominated currencies. It is subdivided into 100 [[cent (currency)|cent]]s. ...dollar offers diversification benefits in a portfolio containing the major world currencies (especially because of its greater exposure to Asian economies a
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  • The [[euro]] is the most important [[currency]] of '''Europe'''. [[Category:World]]
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  • The '''New Zealand dollar''' (sign: $; code: '''NZD''') is the currency of [[New Zealand]]. It also circulates in the Cook Islands (see also Cook I ...ided into 100 cents. It is one of the 16 most-traded [[currencies]] in the world.
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  • * [[Community Weaver]], a web application for [[Time Bank]]s across the world. [http://community.timebanks.org/] * Complementary Currency Software: Cyclos [http://www.strohalm.org/en/software.html]
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  • ...est markets in the world. By some estimates, about 2 trillion USD worth of currency changes hands every day. ...rate is 1.4320 (1.4320 USD per EUR), the term currency is USD and the base currency is EUR.
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  • A community currency is a means of exchange that has a localized value. This value is limited to .... Unlike coupons, which only give you a discount on purchases made with US currency, scrip has an inherent value and can be used on it’s own. During the Grea
    15 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 04:19, 24 July 2009
  • ...ystem derived out of the tradition of using gold as a [[wikipedia:currency|currency]], but fell out of favor after the great depression when most countries swi #Countries should adopt currency systems that are resistant to mainipulation by special interests.
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  • ...may be in common use in their respective countries. Most currencies in the world have no specific symbol. ...ncy. Many currencies, especially in Latin America and the English-speaking world, place it before the amount (e.g., ''£50.00''); many others place it after
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  • ...of Eurozone (whether officially agreed upon or not); all areas which use a currency pegged to the euro, and only the euro. — Please see detailed summation in ...the currency with the highest combined value of cash in circulation in the world, having surpassed the [[United States dollar|U.S. dollar (USD)]].<ref>{{cit
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  • In [[economics]], a '''time-based currency''' is an [[alternative currency]] where the unit of exchange is the [[person-hour]]. [[Edgar Cahn]] came up with Time Dollars as "a new currency to provide a solution to massive cuts in government spending on social welf
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  • ...not go through the banking system can be considered a form of alternative currency. ...lternative currency is limited to a certain region, it is called a [[local currency]].
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  • {{Infobox Currency | iso_code = None, it is a local currency
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  • {{Infobox Currency ...modern [[local currency]] and has inspired similar systems throughout the world.
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  • ...ite in these countries will benefit from their ability to secure foreign [[currency]] and goods, but this will increase their incentive and ability to exploit ...t gain both in poorer countries that need the wealth more, and net for the world can overshadow this due to comparative advantage[[http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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  • ...[[honor system]] based on trust that already exists between people in real-world [[social network]]s; this form is financial capital backed completely by [[ ...rticipant in a [[debt-based monetary system]] does in fact issue their own currency (or obligations). A node's connectedness is based on the trust of the othe
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  • ...ll get complete profits that are not influenced by just about any distinct currency markets or perhaps trade. Worldwide resources, particularly folks that tend Throughout the world hedge pay for methods are as diverse since countries whereby these people o
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  • ...- a continuation of almost 20 years of LETSystem development all over the world and other projects. The website offers several interactive ways of learning * [http://www.transaction.net/money/community/ Complementary Community Currency Systems and Local Exchange Networks]
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  • ...nly in a small area. These currencies are also referred to as '''community currency'''. They encompass a wide range of forms, both physically and financially, ...se scrips were usually issued with the intention of redemption in national currency at some later date.
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