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Every dollar you own is worth 10% LESS because of Shitshizpant's hideous incompetence.
10% fewer Euro, pounds, yens, yuans, and Swiss francs.
10% fewer Euro, pounds, yens, yuans, and Swiss francs.
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You do not prove the value of the US dollar has lost 10% of its value in just 3 months since Trump took office.
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Declines in the international value of the US dollar does not necessarily mean Americans will be harmed.
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When the U.S. dollar loses international value, it can have both positive and negative effects. Positive effects include aiding domestic businesses that export U.S. goods. Negative effects include higher prices for international travel and imports for Americans12345.
It may be true that losses in the international value of the US dollar may affect the rich more than the poor who more rarely travel overseas like the rich more commonly do.
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seems your wrong but under biden that was true due to inflation he caused with his climate bill and spending
or sorry I forgot to add dumbass
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The dollar has lost 10% of its value compared to the Euro, the Pound, and the Swiss Franc.
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The dollar's value fluctuates for many reasons and has fluctuated over the years, but rarely due to just one factor. For example, the dollar may lose its buying power under high inflation as experienced under Biden or under lower interest rates which have gone through significant variations through multiple decades.
- After the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Reserve implemented a quantitative easing policy and printed a large amount of money, causing the US dollar to depreciate.
- In the 2010s, the US dollar index fluctuated greatly, but long-term inflation and debt problems continued to weaken the purchasing power of the US dollar.
- The coronavirus pandemic broke out in 2020, and the Federal Reserve once again printed money on a large scale, accelerating the depreciation of the US dollar.
Quantitative Analysis of the Depreciation of the US Dollar
Inflation: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics , $1 in 1923 has the same purchasing power as about $15 in 2023, meaning the dollar has lost about 93% of its value over the past 100 years.
- US Dollar Index: The US Dollar Index (which measures the exchange rate of the US dollar against a basket of currencies ) has fallen from about 120 in 1971 to around 100 in 2023, indicating a depreciation trend of the US dollar against major currencies.
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The U.S. dollar has experienced significant depreciation over the past 100 years, mainly due to:
1. Inflation: Long-term inflation erodes the purchasing power of the dollar.
2. Monetary policy: The Federal Reserve's loose policies and massive money printing have led to an oversupply of US dollars.
3. Global economic changes: The status of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency is challenged, further affecting its value.
Although the U.S. dollar remains one of the world's most important currencies, its long-term depreciation trend reflects changes in the economy, policies, and the global landscape. If you are interested in the depreciation of the U.S. dollar over a specific period of time, you can explore further!
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tell us how much inflation cost us under Biden egg the empty head o but you will not it cost the average family 17,000 a year
https://budget.house.gov/press-rele...x-costs-american-families-over-17000-per-year .
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Democrats claim rich people are getting higher raises than poor people in Trump's new bill. Let's assume for purposes of debate that there may some truth in that propagandist claim. Should not poorer people be happy to be getting raises even if it comes at the cost of others getting raises as well?.
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BUT....you're not getting as big a raoise, as your Lords and Masters!!!!!
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What are democrats proposing? Raise taxes on everyone, especially on the 'rich', and take wealth from the 'rich' and give it to the poor to make life more 'equitable.'
Obama once told the white guy called Joe the Plumber: "You have made enough money." That seems consistent with the mindset of the new communist candidate in the NYC mayor's race who says nobody in America should be allowed to have more than a certain amount of wealth. He does not say how much wealth should be allowed or who should set the standard of wealth accumulation or how the cap on wealth should be enforced. That is because the commie candidate is an idiot and does not know what he is talking about.
How much did Obama think should be the limit on how much an American like Joe the Plumber should be allowed to make?
I oppose the democrat Marxist way and the loss of freedoms that accommodate Marxist control of government.
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look at biden and the morons who voted for him SUCKER.
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YES HE LOVED BLACKS AS LONG AS HIS KIDS WERE NOT RAISED AROUND THEM AND TRUMP IS THE RACIEST
