Has the U.S.A. given rights to other countries to print U.S.Dollars?
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No way how can any country let alone USA give the rights to print the money for other countries. Thats in no way possible. That kind of a thing will affect the security and the economy of the country . So my answer is a Big NO
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Canada has a dollar coin that is roughly the same size as ours, and it is also copper colored. It is frequently found in circulation along with the ringed bi-metal $2 coin. Why is it a success? Quite simply, Canada stopped printing $1 (and $2) banknotes. The US hasn't and won't take that step due to popular demand for $1 banknotes.\nIt isn't the size or the color that made the $1 coin a failure. It is the preference for paper $1 bills.\nBy the way, the new $1 coin series appears to be aimed at the collector market instaed of circulation.\nAlso, there is one place that the $1 coin has been an unqualified success: Ecuador. In 2001, Ecuador abandoned their own iflation-racked currecy in favor of the US dollar. We exported 200 million of the Sacajawea $1 coins there, and they are very readily accepted. In fact, many Ecuadoreans think that the portrait is of an Ecuadorean woman and not Sacajawea.
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Many possible answers.  You have a dollar bill, a dollar coin, and two non-American coins.
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I feel that the US media is not only dishonest, but is the main reason for the level of ignorance displayed by Americans with regards to other nations. \n\nOne guy I spoke to while there didn't realise that other countries had other currencies \n\n"Doesn't everyone use dollars maaaaaan?"
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The US dollar is backed by the US Government, (not great but it works). The US government, thankfully, is back by its taxing power over the American people (which is VERY good). I don't think you'll have much to worry about. But I won't keep cash laying around not collect interest or working for you. Inflation is what will really eat away your money.
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US dollar\nwhen our ecnomy sinks, so does the worlds, they don't really counterfeit Euros ( why would you want to ) as US Dollar is tops worldwide ( we export billions to other countries ). Sure other currencies may rise against the dollar, but everyone want our US dollar, everyone.
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If you question is:  Does the U.S.A. have a one million dollar currency note?  The answer is: No.  The largest currency note in circulation is a one hundred dollar note.  There were higher notes issued by the Unites States Government, however, they are not currently being issued, nor are they in circulation.
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You used to be able to by simply having a U.S. address, which can be something as simple as a post office box in any town, which costs maybe a hundred bucks a year, give or take depending on the town. One of my customers in Sweden used to do this to make it easier to pay American suppliers for his business. Since 9/11 and all the changes and crackdowns in this country, though, I don't know if it's still that simple. Also, you might have to make one trip to "the states" to fill out the forms in person at both the post office and the bank. I know that he did and I can't think that you could do it otherwise.
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In the usa currencies are no longer backed by gold, it ended in the 1930's or 1960's i think.  It is now backed by the good faith of the usa government. Printing too much money would cause inflation for what one pays for good or services.\nThink of money like barry bonds rookie card.  If someone started dropping them from planes and passing them out at walmarts until everyone has one the value of the card would deflate because of supply and demand, now, imagine i want you to plow my driveway, are you gonna do it for a barry bonds rookie card knowing that everyone in the country has one. The world bank sets the amount, along with federal reserve and treasury department.
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Currency denominations on one country are not based on currency of another country. The US dollar is a standard of measure in the US, regardless of its performance against other currencies, such as the Euro or pound.
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Currencies are based on purchasing power, and interest rates in nations. If there are high interest rates that exsists in say the U.S. and low interest rates in Japan the exchange rates will move in the favor of the U.S.  If inflation is high in the U.S. compared to Kenya the U.S. dollar will fall to the shilling. To maintain equal purchasing or investing power between the two nations. This happens because in a free market world economy the prices of all similar goods and services will have very similar if not the same prices.
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You can go to banks or called or look up on the Internet in exchanging currency outside United States go to the Library as well.
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Trading in the currency of other countries.
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they can make money off it over here in the US.
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United States Dollars
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The amount of money is constantly fluctuating.\n\nEach country regulates its own currency.  If you print too much, the value of your currency will decrease.  The value of the money is based on the country's productivity.  The USA has the biggest GNP at $11.75 trillion.  A country's currency will go up or down in value based on the actions in that country.  If it prints more money, its value will drop in comparison to other countries that are not printing out more money.
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The answer is yes you can, but the how is country dependent.  The US markets are open to anyone, but other countries often control the rules of access for their citizens.  The simplest answer is to locate a major stockbroker in your country.  They will be able to help you more than anyone on this board.\n\nThere are three issues to be managed when someone outside the US buys and sells in US markets.\n\nThe collection and payment of US taxes.\n\nThe collection and payment of domestic taxes.\n\nMeeting the requirements of domestic securities and exchange laws.\n\nMeeting any currency restrictions.\n\nThe answer will be country specific.