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I understand where you coming from, however the question remains where we getting the US to pay ppl, do you have US to pay for your everyday expenses? Don't forget another issue we have is the hoarding of US by individuals and businesses.Animal Pak wrote:I have a stupid question.
So I expect a stupid answer.
If everything we buy is basically in usd.
And everything we sell is in usd.
Can we not throw away the ttd and just adopt the usd as our currency?
Even if we go to the ec, at least we can function along with the rest of the Caribbean.
I am not a finance person, so I don't know anything.
pugboy wrote:a common currency for a wide range of countries could never work simply because of the same imbalances
some countries will earn more forex whilst others opposite
hover11 wrote:I understand so why make that part of their agreement just BSing everybody yes
The whole point of CSME is one single market economypugboy wrote:a common currency for a wide range of countries could never work simply because of the same imbalances
some countries will earn more forex whilst others opposite
pugboy wrote:caricom is just a talk shop
no diff than the corner rum shop
place where gonsalves and them small islanders come to talk big and loudhover11 wrote:I understand so why make that part of their agreement just BSing everybody yes
The whole point of CSME is one single market economypugboy wrote:a common currency for a wide range of countries could never work simply because of the same imbalances
some countries will earn more forex whilst others opposite
Caricom only serves African tribes.pugboy wrote:caricom is just a talk shop
no diff than the corner rum shop
place where gonsalves and them small islanders come to talk big and loudhover11 wrote:I understand so why make that part of their agreement just BSing everybody yes
The whole point of CSME is one single market economypugboy wrote:a common currency for a wide range of countries could never work simply because of the same imbalances
some countries will earn more forex whilst others opposite
goalpost wrote:Can I still use my Scotia CC to withdraw money abroad? I see they specifically say Visa Debit cards.
adnj wrote:^^ while planning Black Friday import purchases
LOLOL!
AlphaMan wrote:What exactly is the definition of a "small business'
Dizzy28 wrote:AlphaMan wrote:What exactly is the definition of a "small business'
Not sure if your just being facetious but In Trinidad there is a standard definition for what thresholds constitutes Micro, Small and Medium businesses. This is because there are tax incentives, funding programmes etc for those businesses.
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Makes you wonder how massive the shadow economy truly isVexXx Dogg wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:AlphaMan wrote:What exactly is the definition of a "small business'
Not sure if your just being facetious but In Trinidad there is a standard definition for what thresholds constitutes Micro, Small and Medium businesses. This is because there are tax incentives, funding programmes etc for those businesses.
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I think it was prob a poke at the shadow economy. Buy/sell businesses that don’t pay taxes/declare income
Always, cash is king bropaid_influencer wrote:hover do u use cash