in case you do not know, won is the currency of korea. thanks a lot. i just need to know the answer. i actually can't find it in the web. im not good at browsing. heheheh... thnaks a lot for your help... you have a pleasant sunday.
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A single US dollar is equivalent to 953.89 Korean Won.\n\nThis website is good for currency exchange information:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/
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You need to know the exchange rate to convert one form of currency in to another. \nTry this link : http://www.xe.com/ucc/
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Trading currency means borrowing in currency X and converting it into currency Y in the hope that currency Y will appreciate against currency X.  When you are ready to close your trade, you convert back from currency Y to currency X.  If Y has appreciated against X, you make a profit.  \n\nNowadays currency trading has been made very easy.  You just have to decide whether you want to buy or sell a particular pair of currency.  For example, if you buy EUR/USD at 1.30, you gain if the rate goes up and lose if it goes down.
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i'm not sure how accurate this is but apparently the dollar ($) symbol originally started off as a letter "U" superimposed onto a letter "S" to indicate that the currency was from the US and over time the bottom of the U was dropped off as the dollar was adopted by other countries so it was just left as an S with 2 vertical lines through it.\ni'm not too sure about the other currency symbols though.
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check this webisite for more understanding\nhttp://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/04/031704.asp
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go to www.sokorean.com
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go to www.iht.com/articles/2002/01/03/asiacash_edu3_.php and see if that helps you
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well,,, according to an article posted on 'Naver News'\n\nIt says that Yahoo! asked Naver for their 지식KIN system \n\nand leaned how the system works. So, its just some kind of\n\napplication,,, just that it is in English,,,,\n[by the way, I am also one of 지식KIN user and use 'whc007' as my main ID]
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I can probably get more information of it through research but here is what i know .. =) it is definitly korean because there is another island next to Dokdo where Korean actually have lived for a long time. It only takes 1hr 30 min ~ 2hr 30min from this island to get to Dokdo by ship. Dokdo is not exactly a place where a person can live, it is a rocky island and not enough drinkable water.. but Japan wants it so bad because it will enlarge their sea territory tramendasly. Japanese fisher abrubtly intrude the sea border near dokdo to fish in many occations. There is no obvious reason why Japan think its theirs other than their attempt to gain larger sea territory and stronger sea power. Korea have been occupied dokdo island from very long time ago, and I think Japan pretty recently began to claim that its theirs out of no where.. well it doesnt seem right to me when Japan claims some random island based on no logical reason.. it is just my opinion.. If i think of an anology, its like all of sudden Japan claims that Hawaii and Guam is theirs?.. Japan also uses diplomatic power and money to obscure ppl's opinion on this issue.. which many ppl easily fall into. be careful of false propaganda and i hope my answer helped u to get this issue straight..have a nice day=) ps. sorri if i misspelled any words
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TRY THIS SITE:\n\nhttp://www.translatum.gr/converter/currency.htm
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Your boss is an idiot. Canadian currency isn't worth as much as American currency (though the Canadian-American exchange rate now is significantly better than it used to be).  Whenever your boss accepts Canadian money in place of American currency he is losing money... unless he's taking into account the current exchange rate.
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Economically it is impossible right now. We work with a world market right now, and right now all countries and cultures are different. India and China's economy is just blossming and their currencey is unstable. America is racking up a deficeit and our currency is shrinking. Japan is growing and so is their currency. Each countries currency goes up and down depending on the economical climate, so it would be impossible (and unfavorable) to use a single currency. Plus, with modern technolology exchange is so quick and simple their is no reason to adpot a universal currency.
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You can try this site.  I will warn you  though that it is very difficult to predict exchange rates.\n\nGood luck.
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It was the Lira but now they use the Euro. You can check the current rate of exchange on a yahoo or google search under currency converter.
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There is no "why" to it. Each unit of currency exists independent of the others; some will have a higher value than the dollar, others will have lower value. Some may even start out higher and be lower later due to inflation.
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Wow you are a big brave guy.  You write jabs at people and end your question before anyone can respond to it.  \n\nI guess the micro pen joke is actually not a joke at all.  And just like a typical liberal when you cannot logically prove your thesis you start hurling insults to make up for your lack of intellect.\n\nWell I will post my response here and answer this question.\n\nHow many economic classes have you taken?  I can definitely see not many.  Currency deflation is an economic strategy.  Did you know Japan has purposely deflated it's currency five time in the last 20 years?  Last time I checked Japan is the second largest economy in world.\n\nA weaker currency can be a bad thing, but not in the case of the US.  Our largest trading partners have their currency pegged to ours.  The commodities Americans need for everyday use are traded in dollars not foreign currencies, so the price of these good does not increase just because the dollar decreases.\n\nLet me give you a simple, easy macroeconomic example.  I will use the Euro and Microsoft.  The Euro is trading higher than the dollar, and next year Microsoft plans to release Vista.  This mean two things either Microsoft can sell Vista at a cheaper price meaning more Europeans will buy copies then they would have previously, which means that Microsoft will have even more revenue and expand the US economy.  Or the more likely scenario is that Microsoft will keep the price of Vista the same, since they probably figure they will sell just as many copies either way.  If they sell Vista at the same price they planned to sell it for two years ago, then since the Euro is worth more against the dollar, Microsoft will generate more revenue; and again expand the US economy.\n\nNow multiply this example by hundreds of tech companies, and thousands of other companies. The result is large economic expansion.\n\nNow, long term, meaning if the dollar stays low for 20, 30, or 40 years, there may be dire consequences.  Global commodity exchange markets could stop standardizing on the dollar, etc.  But that most likely will not happen, as the US economy grows because of the weaker dollar, the dollar will automatically increase in value.\n\nWhy don't you educate yourself before you make such asinine comments.  If just makes you look like a fool.\n\nNow to answer this question.\n\nWarming and cooling trends on the earth are cyclical and have nothing to do with the actions of human beings.\n\nIn fact, the current CO2 level is the lowest it has been in the entire geologic history of the earth.  In fact, grasses only evolved and started to flourish because they require less carbon dioxide than other plant life.  Likewise, many plant species became extinct because the level of carbon dioxide has decreased so dramatically.\n\n-------\nJake F. I cannot believe how stupid you are about to look.  So, the atmospheric carbon dioxide level today is the highest it has ever been ever, huh?\n\nWell, let's take a look at mid-Cretaceous period 120 to 90 Million years ago. During that period of geologic history the carbon dioxide levels where AT LEAST 2 to 4 times higher than they are today.  And the levels were even higher before the Cretaceous period.  \n\nRead it for yourself on the NOAA website, which is not some nameless site; but the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration!\n\nhttp://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/globalwarming/cretaceous.html\n\n\nI wish I could see the look on your face, and that face would be the face of the dumbest person on earth!\n\nOuch!  Burned toast!!\n\nRemember the earth is 4.5 billion years old, and has gone through numerous climate changes.  When people talk about global warming they are only looking at the past 100-200 years or maybe the past 1000 years of time, which isn't even one one-trillionth the amount of time the earth has existed.\n\nAnd micro pen, I do not care about making personal comments to you.  I would rather make them publicly, as far as the
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http://www.interchangefx.co.uk/currency_converter.htm\n\nGood luck