Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Nicholas Peterson
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Isaac Sullivan
What will they call it?
Blake Lee
"West African Dollar"
Thomas Carter
Frogoids on suicide watch
Carter Roberts
but the euro barely works
Jaxon Lopez
what's the point of a singular currency across many countries desu
Eli Wright
It wont happen
Mark my words
Elijah Jackson
West african currency organization.
Or simply the Waco
Nicholas Gutierrez
>implying French will let that happen
Wake the fuck up
Aaron Campbell
An African trade agreement was already signed a month back.
John Harris
who the fuck even goes to these countries other than becky anderson?
Wyatt Turner
Is it going to be backed by something? I wouldn't trust Africans to manage fiat.
Brody Stewart
Most countries have their own currency and many currencies in general are backed by something like the usd, oil or some other shit unless you are batching about currency manipulation which is pretty irrelevant.
Nathan Campbell
Africans have a history of monetary mismanagement. If they back it by gold or something they can get around that problem.
Sebastian Allen
Two years ago, Gambia and Senegal were at war and now they want to have a shared currency?! How can two enemy countries develop such a close partnership in just two years?
Please some explain this.
David Jackson
Maybe they were at war just for fun
William Fisher
Jose Thompson
unironically wish them the best
Caleb Wilson
Which many already do user. It's a pretty big continent. See what was said before, every currency us backed by something
Isaac Ramirez
Also I dint know why you are so peculiar about Africans doing this.
Noah White
ironically wish them the best
Jason Stewart
What country uses a commodity backed currency? Like all Western currencies are currently backed by nothing.
James Gutierrez
They were only at war to remove a president.
Nicholas Martinez
nooooo wtf what about our Franc
Grayson Young
Nog-lar
Connor Price
Many were pegged to gold and silver and for Canada During the period of 1933 to 1970 the Canadian Dollar was left to either float freely in foreign exchange markets or was left to be pegged to the US Dollar; since 1970, however, the Canadian Dollar’s currency value has been floating. Nonetheless our dollar is extremely close to the usd sue to our ties to the USD
Nowadays currencies are fiat but
Isaiah Martinez
people involved with mineral extraction (including uranium and oil) and chocolate production
Kayden Hughes
Part of the USD's value is that the USA is the world's largest oil refiner. We import oil just to export it again after processing (this is why "energy independence" is nothing but a meme here).