Header Ads Widget

Responsive Advertisement

What was the main reason for issuing such currency notes of trillions of rupees from ten different countries of the world?




Islamabad (Writing: Shakeel Ahmad Khan Mayo) You may have seen only such currency notes in your life which have a maximum of zero ie 2 or 3. The increase in the number of zeros on any country's note reflects the economic decline of that country, but do you know about such currency notes? On which the number of zeros was up to 14, that is, up to trillions.

Of course, your answer is no. Today we will tell you about the currencies of ten countries whose currencies used to be in trillions, billions, and crores. First of all, let's talk about Zimbabwe, a very backward country in Africa. It may come as a surprise to you that Zimbabwe has had to issue 100 100 trillion in currency notes in its history. That is, one trillion dollars ... mainly due to the current situation in Zimbabwe and inflation. Because of being a poor and backward country, the Zimbabwean dollar had no value against other currencies, so they had to issue currency notes of that value. Yugoslavia, a European country, was second on the list. Comes.. In the 1990s, Yugoslavia also issued 500 billion dinar currency notes

Numerous currency notices of 500 million dinars were also issued. Croatia is the third European country in this list. After gaining new independence from Russia, it was forced to issue 50 billion dinar currency notes due to its inflation in 1993. The fourth country affected by inflation was today's developed country, Germany. After the decline of his currency ... And Germany is also a target of inflation

Post a Comment

0 Comments