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iKawaiiCake101 Says:
*Yawn*
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Alejandroahz Says:
You're right, but since the US would also pay China in Yuan (Not dollars) that transaction would have gone the other way around too. Your reasoning is probably correct, but the way he explains it makes it easier to understand and reaches the same basic conclusion (in a mathematic and economic way)
louisbrassyyy Says:
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vickiormindyb Says:
The only thing I understand about this, unfortunately, is that it has something to do with what my friend did at One World Trade Center, which is where he used to work before I met him. He was burned over 60% of his body surface after being trapped in the tower. IDK if that's why, but he hates talking about his work at the World Trade Center and won't do it. So I have to rely on this video for understanding and hope I comprehend it, b/c he isn't going to be able to help me.
styles7887 Says:
We need to produce the dolls and not buy them,if its getting to the point of higher and higher unemployment and lower demand for the dollar.That would bring jobs ,new buildings and investment opportunities;people will have more dollars and bonds in the u.s currency ,which means the demand will go up.
jjtheslayer69 Says:
who taught you how to write? walt disney? XD
kimdachi Says:
i had no former school in economics subjects, yet this video really made it clear to me what I see on the news. I'm proud to have learnt from your channel and extend my thanks.
newboyace Says:
boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo try to close the markets to the public, and I will protest with fire and pitchforks
FoodTech41 Says:
In reality, does the China pay the US in Yuan? My intuition told me they would change their Yuan into US dollar and pay the US. If my thought was true, there would be more demand for the US dollars and things would have gone the other way around. I am really bad at Econ and Math, so sorry if I'm wrong. :P
chenrich11 Says:
how did Sal offend your friend ?
146tiansheng Says:
If we still trade precious metal for currancy, this flucation wouldn't happen at all
negochristian1 Says:
You guys rly think Khan has time to answer all your questions ? xD Guys above are lucky, in a few years they will be able to say that they got their questions answered by Khan...It will be like now someone saying Bill Gates used to reply their messages. Thumb Khan up towards the Nobel Prize !
vickiormindyb Says:
My Greek friend won't be happy if he hears that. He was born in Greece and lived there for the first 3 years of his life, but he's lived her longer. Still, he doesn't like hearing bad things about his former country.
vickiormindyb Says:
So we had exchange rates between Arab money and the dollar? If not why would we be working w/ Osama bin Laden or, as I like to refer to him, his Royal Ugliness, in the first place. My friend was one of the people who was working w/ World Trade Currency Exchanges, and he told me they were doing business w/ Arab currency. But that's all he'll say about it. He used to work at One World Trade Center (or the N. Tower), and he was badly burned in the fire. So now he hates talking about his work there.
Jotto999 Says:
I'm getting into Forex, currently practicing on a demo account, and whenever I reach a target profit on that, I'll be starting with small amounts of real money, and I'll see how it goes. Thank you very much for these videos, very helpful.
advers1078 Says:
{just continuing my bickering lol} unification of all nations by making policy making a matter of international significant rather then the current state of things can be hugely beneficial in removing issues mainly cause by segregation of nations through policy and border control, although there certainly are issues with this way of doing things.
advers1078 Says:
all though i agree with your statements, one world currency doesn't necessary require one government it just requires one policy maker, in the case of Europe for example the EU makes polices for all nations which has to be accepted by members of the EU, however, the nation itself is self governing in the sense that areas in which the EU can make policies are limited by the interest of members rather then individual national interest,
U2ThankYou Says:
These are things that I always wonder about... I'm so glad you are doing this. I actually have economics in school but we don't do these things. You are much, much, much better than school!
vickiormindyb Says:
My brother gave me Iraqi money from 2003 which, other than looking ugly w/ that creep's face plastered all over it, is useless. Why can't I sell the money-like my brother told me to do? Isn't that trading the dollar for the dinar? But when I tried to give it to the bank (in 2003), they refused to take it and exchange it for US dollars. He said it has no value. I said 'Well it has no value in my house either. As anything other than keeping the rats away. Can anyone explain this?
warrenlaurde Says:
There HAS been a global monetary policy for the past 50 years: USD enforced by IMF/WB debt slavery, backed by control of ME oil by the MIC (the only real asset anyway). It's ending, panem et circenses notwithstanding. But that's another vid :-D GREAT job explaining an abstruse topic!
norwayte Says:
... Right, Sal, problem area: differences (growth, debt, ...) And now? That's it? "Curing/Healing" own, self-made problems (...USA) for instance with currency "wars"?! As seen in the past? Outsource and/or prolongate own problems to other nations on their backs...and one favorite way to do it is currency-juggling? And other nations alike... One missing thing with the Euro: a really combined general policy. Keep on going...maybe we all get some ideas while watching your videos.
khanacademy Says:
I'll add that the Europeans are facing difficulties because some governments like Greece have run up so much debt that they are insolvent while others are much more responsible. Very difficult to address the needs of Germany at the same time as Greece (especially when there isn't a consistent fiscal policy).