- Euro fällt weiter! - PeMo, 20.11.2000, 11:42
- Wurde auch langsam Zeit! (owT) - MJW, 20.11.2000, 12:02
- Re: apropos Euro:-)) - Citrus, 20.11.2000, 12:28
- Ich wuste gar nicht das Herr Waigel so weitsichtig ist... - MJW, 20.11.2000, 13:10
- Re: Ich wuste gar nicht das Herr Waigel so weitsichtig ist... - Baldur der Ketzer, 20.11.2000, 13:45
- Wie Du vielleicht (nicht) gemerkt hast: Das war/ist blanke Ironie! (owT) - MJW, 20.11.2000, 14:38
- Re: i.O., entschuldige, die Wimpern vom Waigel und der Wuschel vom Wim,..mT - Baldur der Ketzer, 20.11.2000, 15:32
- Wie Du vielleicht (nicht) gemerkt hast: Das war/ist blanke Ironie! (owT) - MJW, 20.11.2000, 14:38
- Re: Ich wuste gar nicht das Herr Waigel so weitsichtig ist... - Baldur der Ketzer, 20.11.2000, 13:45
- Der Mann hat Mut! Hoffentlich bringen sie ihn nicht deswegen um... - Hardy, 20.11.2000, 15:53
- Re: Der Mann hat Mut! Hoffentlich bringen sie ihn nicht deswegen um... - Baldur der Ketzer, 20.11.2000, 15:59
- Ich wuste gar nicht das Herr Waigel so weitsichtig ist... - MJW, 20.11.2000, 13:10
- Re: apropos Euro:-)) - Citrus, 20.11.2000, 12:28
- Wurde auch langsam Zeit! (owT) - MJW, 20.11.2000, 12:02
Re: apropos Euro:-))
MONDAY NOVEMBER 20 2000
Waigel in call for gold euro
BY GRAHAM SEARJEANT FINANCIAL EDITOR
THEO WAIGEL, former German Finance Minister, has called for gold euro coins to be issued to encourage confidence in the currency. The EU has no plans for gold coins.
Herr Waigel, who was one of the chief architects of European monetary union as a member of Helmut Kohl’s Government, said that the rapid fall in the euro’s value “has considerable psychological effects on the confidence of the people who will be required to swap their national currency in a few months’ time”.
He called for golden euros to be minted as legal tender in 2002, when euro coins appear. However, he said they would probably not circulate because collectors would keep them.
Robert Mundell, the 1999 winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics, proposed that gold coins be minted in 100 denominations. Speaking at a Rome conference organised by the World Gold Council, Professor Mundell argued that gold coins had a role in supporting public sentiment towards the euro once ordinary people were obliged to use it.
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However, he said they would probably not circulate because collectors would keep them.
Bezieht sich das auf Gresham's law (bad money drives out good money)?
...once ordinary people were obliged to use it.
Betonung auf obliged = Zwang!!!
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