who face is one the gold dollar for 2006?
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According to the US mint, it is still Sacajawea.\nhttp://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/index.cfm?flash=yes&action=golden_dollar_coin\n\nhttp://www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/sacajawea.html
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go for the 1 who has the most money
528282
Yup...everyone is right.  The dollar seems to be weakening. The trade deficit is growing, especially with China, and therefore, they have been hoarding dollars, which means that, to some extent, they do "control" our currency.  And basically, all of this is particularly hard to predict, so "who knows?"\n\nBut really, one of the bigger issues is that we've been spending like crazy with our recent budgets, and that money doesn't come from thin air (well, perhaps it does, but it does affect the currency market).  In the end, the U.S. is due for inflation, and since other nations have been more responsible in their fiscal and monetary policy, our currency will probably continue to fall over the long run.  The fact that the Chinese have been holding on to dollars lately has had the most positive effect on the dollar, but that can't last.  Eventually, all those dollars will come back here, and that will weaken our currency against theirs.
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one answer: currency risk
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Wow... that's actually a hard one.  I think Scrooge McDuck.  He would want to fix the economy because he hates spending money.
6112
it should be at least 300 US dollars
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Its hard to tell for now because its still 2006, but at the end of the year you can use this link to calculate inflation.\n\nhttp://www.westegg.com/inflation/
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US has the most money.\nPeople are always nice for money.
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i'm pretty sure the economy will go up in 2006\n\nunless of couse it doesn't, in which case it will either go down or possibly remain stable.
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UK - pound\nAustralia - dollar\nchian  yuan\njapan - yen\nIsrael  - shekel\nfrance franc\nHow many do you need. Another few dozen of top of head.
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Gold in the us is sold by the troy ounce.  \n\n New York Spot Price\n   \n \n  GOLD\n 11/30/2006\n 13:30\n  647.40\n +11.60\n  \n  SILVER\n 11/30/2006\n \n 13.98\n +0.36\n  \n  PLATINUM\n 11/30/2006\n 13:15\n  1184.00\n +27.00\n  \n  PALLADIUM\n 11/30/2006\n 13:28\n 328.00\n  +10.00
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i agree 100%.  the creation of the fed and the subsequent dumping of the gold stantard has led to a loss of purchasing power of the dollar on the order of 98%.  the income tax is illegal so he wont find anything in the constitution about it.  and if you think there wont be any exchange controls anytime soon in the US, you better remember roosevelt's confiscation of the people's gold in the early 30's.  it'll happen again.  we have been heading in the wrong direction for too many years......
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As one of my finance professors so clearly stated it... "In God We Trust".  It is on every piece of paper and coin in the US.  There is no backing or "gold standard" of the almighty dollar anymore.  It is really just a highly accepted form of trade for a common tool for bartering.
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Philippines\nThe peso-dollar value is going up...Yay for us! But our president is still under the pressure of rallyists who want her to resign 'cause they say she cheated in the elections and she's doing a sucky job of running our country.\n\nTry searching for the "Hello Garcy" scandal.
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Those who isolate will lose. Those who join will win out. India and China are rising stars in the big picture. Australia and Brazil are rising regionally.
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1976 was the last time the Canadian dollar was at par  with the U.S. Dollar. In the fall of 2007 It is possible that this will happen again.
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People speculate China, but I would suggest emerging market in general.  This way you're not putting all eggs in one basket.