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2009-09-20 money:

Thank you for your query. In fact, this has been done. Take Argentina, its currency drop several zeros between the seventies and early nineties. The reason then was that the computers could not cope with

2009-09-10 Historical finance:

Thank you for your query. You may want to check for a historical series of the exchange rate. You may not have a direct exchange rate and may need to use a third currency. You may want to check the British

2009-09-04 Argentina Pegged Currency Regime:

In the Argentine case, the peg was a short term solution. No long run plans were implemented. The PPP was unrealistic. Such plans may work if you have long term plans being implemented, otherwise they

2009-08-11 wages in the 19th century:

Certainly a good question!!!! I would imagine that a kid that age would work for room and board mostly in those days. Given the time you have chosen, he could be a war orphan taken in by the inn keepers

2009-08-01 the federal reserve 1979:

http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=USFedResTtgMonSup Hope this helps. It is really complicated. The Carter years saw inflation and double digit nominal interest rates. The banks were overextending