CPI is a poor measure. The more self-sufficient an economy, the less the devaluing of it's money will affect local prices. Not that that's the case with the US, though. North Korea, however probably doesn't care all that much compared to us what their money is worth outside their borders.
You're the idiot, if you can't do simple arithmetic.There's a big difference between something being worth 1/100,000th of it's value, and being worth "100,000%" less.
Hey , aptly named "TR41NWR3CK", take an arithmetic class before you try to draw against someone with a lot of advanced math training as well as economics and accouting) - there's a big difference between something being worth 1/100,000th of it's value, and being worth "100,000%" less.
Closed AccountMar 27, 2008
That's not a good idea, my wife chops zeros off my bank account all the time.
mweatherMar 28, 2008
CPI is a poor measure. The more self-sufficient an economy, the less the devaluing of it's money will affect local prices. Not that that's the case with the US, though. North Korea, however probably doesn't care all that much compared to us what their money is worth outside their borders.
archivistMar 28, 2008
at least everyone there is a millionaire
thekappaMar 29, 2008
Where's the US dollar? It's pretty much worthless nowadays...
vaxcatMar 30, 2008
You're the idiot, if you can't do simple arithmetic.There's a big difference between something being worth 1/100,000th of it's value, and being worth "100,000%" less.
vaxcatMar 30, 2008
Hey , aptly named "TR41NWR3CK", take an arithmetic class before you try to draw against someone with a lot of advanced math training as well as economics and accouting) - there's a big difference between something being worth 1/100,000th of it's value, and being worth "100,000%" less.
navadaresMay 31, 2008
iearn4u.cn ---> you earn you can