Saturday, November 25, 2023

"RV UPDATE" BY PIMPY, 25 NOV

Pimpy

    If you are being forced to rely on the US dollar that strengthens the US dollar.  Think supply and demand.  If the US keeps going around forcing these countries to have a dual currency and to take the US dollar, people will rather have the US dollars.  

They believe those dollars to be stronger but as people start to de-dollarize and get away from using the US dollars and start using their currencies that strengthens their currency and weakens the US dollar..

[Response to Guru Nader below] 

What I'm about to talk about proves Iraq has potential to be much much richer than Kuwait and could have much more valuable currency than a Kuwait dinar... [Guru] Nader is stating Iraq is 100, no, 1000 times richer than Kuwait.  I've done a side-by-side comprising...

What makes Kuwait such a rich nation, Iraq absolutely has a lot more.   But what's keeping Iraq behind is the following - ...Nader is right, when it comes to oil.   Iraq has so much more than Kuwait does and Kuwait relies on their export of oil to make their country rich.  The difference between Kuwait and Iraq is Kuwait has other things bringing money into their country besides oil.

They have things they can fall back on...GDP per capita...according to World Bank data Kuwait had a GDP per capita of approximately $29,000 in 2019 while Iraq was $5,000...Kuwait does share the wealth with the citizens, Iraq was not doing that.  This substantial difference in GDP per capita clearly indicates Kuwait is wealthier on a person basis than Iraq.  

Even thought that's true it doesn't mean Iraq can't turn around get their crap together because if they did they would easily smash Kuwait...Once the Iraqi people are becoming prosperous as well you're going see Iraq pass up Kuwait as far as being a rich nation...Kuwait's got their act together.  We need Iraq to do the same thing. 

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