Would there be benefits for Australia and New Zealand (plus Pacific islands) sharing the same currency?
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I wouldnt think there would be any benefit for Australia.  But perhaps for  NZ and the islands using it.
609862
No.  You only pay the taxes in the country that you live, work, or own property.  Note the last.  If you own property in two countries, you will have to pay taxes in both countries. \n\nCitizenship does NOT equal taxes.
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no, it would be a terrible idea, even though the euro is doing good despite the fact that some of the nations that joined had poor economies, the majority of the economies that joined were well standing by themselves.  If we made a world currency than we would have to take into account the poor economies that would join (i.e. africa, mexico, most of south america etc..) \nwhich would drag down the value of the global currency and hurt everyone in the end.
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Australia or Japan \ntime for change
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No, but they are mentioned often as a possible host country in the future (2018 or 2022). They would be wonderful hosts. I was lucky enough to go to Sydney for the Olympics in 2000 and they really did a perfect job at organizing those Games. The recent Commonwealth Games in Melbourne were reputed to be the best ever. Aussies are a very friendly and hospitable people and would no doubt do a masterful job.
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If you are just using a single region, then No.  If you are purchasing different regions, then Yes.\n\nIf you don't need that feature, then don't waste your money on it.
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Trading in the currency of other countries.
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To receive money, there's a charge for business and premier accounts (for US users).  There's also a 2.5% fee when different currencies are involved, for example changing euros to dollars (or vice versa).
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It depends on which currency you are measuring 'profit' in.\n\nIf the price of a 'foreign' share varies in that country's currency or the exchange rate between currencies vary, the ADR price will vary to compensate with either or both. So, it won't matter.\n\nBy buying 'foreign' currency, you are subjecting the value of those funds to exchange rate variation. It could result in profit or loss, depending upon how you measure it.
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Yes.  It is difficult to orchestrate but in time things will be better integrated and the economies will benefit.  Having one currency in most EU countries is already a huge success.  A united Europe is a good answer to the US's power.
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I don't think England would be wise to give up the monetary system they currently have. Joining the Euro system would be the same as using the American dollar. You would be assimilated, with no identity then. I am an American, and I don't like the fascism going on with the Republicans, and the current Bush Administration. Americans wont go along with it for to long without a revolt, and I see that happening really soon.
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i think canada and new zealand both have very low rates, so does australia
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Yes You can. Since Dollar is the currency in Australia and Canada etc you should specify US dollars like say US$ and the write the amount.
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I think it will be better, Australia has a very good economy it's just a matter of giving a little time and everything will be okay..☺
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Switzerland or Australia
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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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Get an instant answer from Yahoo Search, just try this any time you need to know:\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=convert+nz+dollar\n\nCurrently:\n1.0000 New Zealand Dollar = 0.6814 U.S. Dollar