Thank you sir I desperately needed an explanation it's my exam today!! There's a graph explaining mint parity theory of exchange rate that is still not clear to me.. please sir kindly include graphs, diagrams in your video for us. Thank you again ❤️
Before the introduction of the Mint Parity System, which was implemented in the United States in 1934, there was the Gold Standard system. The Gold Standard was a monetary system where the value of a country's currency was directly linked to a specific quantity of gold. Under the Gold Standard, the government or central bank was responsible for maintaining a fixed exchange rate between its currency and gold, and individuals could exchange their paper currency for actual gold. The Gold Standard had been a prevalent international monetary system for many years, with various countries using it to back their currencies with gold reserves. However, the Great Depression and the economic turmoil of the 1930s led to a departure from the traditional Gold Standard and the adoption of alternative systems, such as the Mint Parity System, which aimed to stabilize currencies and address economic challenges.
sorry but poor explanation first, you should explain the basic concept that wherein practice this theory applied and secondly what does 1 pound = 4.8665 dollar mint parity ratio indicate moreover, what does it mean that using gold grains/grams in currency notes/coins
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Thank you sir I desperately needed an explanation it's my exam today!! There's a graph explaining mint parity theory of exchange rate that is still not clear to me.. please sir kindly include graphs, diagrams in your video for us.
Thank you again ❤️
Beautiful sir. Thanku very much
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Sir Exchange rate determination ka video banaye jaldi
From Which book this have been taken out please reply?
Sir pls explainn deeply u are just explaining in brief overall its good
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explain deeply i am from bd
which theory existed before mint parity system?
Before the introduction of the Mint Parity System, which was implemented in the United States in 1934, there was the Gold Standard system. The Gold Standard was a monetary system where the value of a country's currency was directly linked to a specific quantity of gold. Under the Gold Standard, the government or central bank was responsible for maintaining a fixed exchange rate between its currency and gold, and individuals could exchange their paper currency for actual gold.
The Gold Standard had been a prevalent international monetary system for many years, with various countries using it to back their currencies with gold reserves. However, the Great Depression and the economic turmoil of the 1930s led to a departure from the traditional Gold Standard and the adoption of alternative systems, such as the Mint Parity System, which aimed to stabilize currencies and address economic challenges.
Please explain the limits also
Sir please make vedio on Balance of payment theory of foreign exchange. Thank you.
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Sir plz.... gold standard and it's type
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Can I write this in the exam..?
Where is graph
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I am from allahabad university
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Sir please explain the graph too
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We want explanation in English
sorry but poor explanation
first, you should explain the basic concept that wherein practice this theory applied and secondly what does 1 pound = 4.8665 dollar mint parity ratio indicate
moreover, what does it mean that using gold grains/grams in currency notes/coins
RBD ki copy karke mat batao sir ...
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@@drsahilroy ye apne jo explain Kiya he ye 2nd year ki RBD ke 2016 paper me he ,, hame vaha samj nahi aya that's why idhar aye he kuch unique answer ke liye na ki vo ka vo idhar padne ke liye 🤷
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