Re:MasterCard to open up network to cryptocurrencies
by IG_Semmelweiss on Friday February 12, 2021 @11:55AM
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A currency bind as in, they have no reserves to pay for their expenses / debt. This specific sort of problem no country that can print their own currency has but that doesnt mean that such recourse does not cause problem on its own. But thats not my point.
I dont argue for printed currency. We are actually in agreement there. I'm responding to parent halukakin who said
"Strong currencies are not the solution to poor governance. Good governance and democracy makes a country and its currency strong. Not vice versa. "
I contend that ecuador could prove that statement wrong. The 2008 crisis caught everyone off guard. Once Ecuador comes out of this crisis, we will really see if this experience will be enough to institute good governance reforms which were elusive during the constant ups downs of local currency inflation.
I dont argue for printed currency. We are actually in agreement there. I'm responding to parent halukakin who said
"Strong currencies are not the solution to poor governance. Good governance and democracy makes a country and its currency strong. Not vice versa. "
I contend that ecuador could prove that statement wrong. The 2008 crisis caught everyone off guard. Once Ecuador comes out of this crisis, we will really see if this experience will be enough to institute good governance reforms which were elusive during the constant ups downs of local currency inflation.