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The country is the Somali Peninsula, a country located on the coast, and the local people make money by doing business or selling some local products, and inflation is one of the most critical reasons for them. Nowadays, the economy is developing relatively fast, people's incomes are also rising, and there is more money to pay, for such a thing as money, I believe that the person who doesn't like it is less, because it is our necessities, but the Somali Peninsula, they have a lot of money, which is the envy of many people.

This country has a very serious inflation, and it is because of inflation that the money they make in business is piled up in their hands, and in the end they can't spend it, and they become the richest country. In recent years, it has also attracted a lot of tourists to this city, the city's money is used as a commodity**, there is even a banknote market here, this market looks like an ordinary market, but the goods sold in front of people's stalls are all currency.

Due to the historical conditions of this city, people make a lot of money in business but don't know how to spend it, and the local ** provides them with a trading market。This market is open-air, and there is no fear of being stolen and robbed, so it is stacked on the ground in bundles. There is no need for a safe, and there is no need for security, in their opinion, the money is very space-consuming, because it cannot be spent, and some people even think that the money takes up more space.

Some housewives who do not have a regular job rely on the local specialties produced and grown at home to local tourists, which is also the reason why their economy makes more money. Because of this peculiar sight, the Somaliland banknote market has also become a very famous attraction, and many tourists come from all over the world to see this spectacular sight.

The poor country with "only money left" is Somaliland, and a lot of their money comes in through inflation. In recent years, people have become more and more fond of traveling. One of the most important reasons is that the income level has increased, and they have more and more money at their disposal, so they like to use the money for some enjoyable spending.

Most people are particularly fond of money, after all, money is the foundation of our lives.

However, there is a country in the world where the daily life of many people dreams of, counting money every day until the hand cramps. They are so poor, so to speak, that there is nothing left but money. Isn't it amazing that this place has become a tourist attraction because of so much money?

The place where you count the money and count the cramps in your hands is Somaliland, and every citizen who lives here has a lot of money. The most interesting thing is that Somaliland allows its citizens to be free to ** its currency. There's even a currency market, which is the only one in the world.

This currency market is like a normal market, but all the goods in front of people's stalls** are currency. However, despite being very wealthy, Somaliland is one of the poorest countries in the world. A lot of money is just a superficial phenomenon, they have a lot of inflation there and the value of money is very low.

A dollar can be exchanged for seven thousand shillings, and if you want to go out shopping, you may have to bring a bag of money. So in the eyes of the locals, money is not worth anything at all. In their eyes, these currencies are not as good as an ordinary piece of paper.

Even if bundles of money are thrown on the street, no one will pick them up. Some relatively wealthy families can even be very distressed because too much money takes up too much space. In this country, it can be said that no one is without money, because even beggars begging along the streets will run around with money.

They all earned their own money, and although they were all rich on the surface, they were not, and their 7,000 shillings were equivalent to $1.

Just like Middle Eastern countries, the money is made of oil, and there are ** tickets. Our country is real estate.

Some places rely on local resources such as oil, mines, and some places also tourism, all of which rely on the mountains and water.

It may be that the welfare level of ** is relatively good, and you can live a very high-quality life by relying on ** emergency relief, I am really envious.

When the country is rich, all kinds of science and technology are naturally more advanced, so there are more and more ways to make money.

Whichever country has a strong high-tech industry, the richer life of the common people will be. The profits from high-end industries will also help the development of other industries, and wages will also increase.

Every time the way to make money is different, some rely on the mountains to eat the mountains, rely on the water to eat the water, and rely on the oil fields to eat the oil fields.

You have to be business-minded, use available resources or set up a profitable company with an innovative point of view.

It can be built, but it is not necessary, and the disadvantages are obvious, and it will cause socio-economic turmoil.

Paper money is not wealth in itself and has no value. Paper money represents the credit of the country and can be used to exchange wealth, and then can be used to represent wealth in the era of the country's economic stability, but this cannot change the fact that paper money itself is not wealth.

Therefore, printing more paper money may bring the illusion of wealth growth, but it cannot bring the real wealth growth. Making money cannot change the reality of poverty in poor countries, and only by creating real wealth can poor countries become rich.

Money is just a form of controlling the country's economy, like wanting to enrich the treasury, one way is normal taxation and so on, and the other way is printing money. The second method is because the productive forces have not developed accordingly (the number of commodities has not increased accordingly), and the money in the hands of the people is worthless, which means that the second method will make the people rich, the people poor, and then the people can not afford to buy things, and it is not conducive to the development of the economy (not conducive to the increase in commodity output).

The country in the world is so poor that there is only money left: living by selling money, and no one picks up 100 million on the street.

It's Zimbabwe! Inflation is particularly severe in this country, and money is like waste paper.

Zimbabwe is located in southern Africa, and due to the depreciation of paper money due to inflation, their 100 million yuan may not be as big as our dollar.

Somaliland, this place has a lot of inflation, they have to bring a lot of money to buy things.

From a global perspective, many countries are obviously rich, but because they are low-key, they look poor, such as Oman in the Middle East, Kazakhstan in Central Asia, and Uruguay in South America. And some countries are just the opposite, they are very poor, but they seem to be very rich, and they are very rich. The most typical is the following big country, which is obviously poor and poor, not even as good as Africa, but why does it look so rich?

In fact, there are three main reasons.

Globally, Africa is basically the poorest place, with most countries having a per capita GDP of no more than $2,000, and many even less than $1,000. Therefore, for Africa, the impression of all countries in the world is poor, but for India, a big country, it is actually inferior to Africa.

Although India is a big country and has a certain influence in the world, its per capita GDP is only more than 1,000 US dollars, which is at the bottom in Africa. It can be said that according to this standard, India should be a poor jingle country, a country in need of world relief, and a country that cannot eat. But it is strange that the general impression in the world is that India is rich, and at least richer than our country.

Why is that? These three points are important.

First, spend lavishly.

China can only be regarded as a middle-income income so far, but because of the shopping spree and sweeping goods of China's middle class and wealthy class overseas, the outside world has the illusion that China is richer than Japan and South Korea. And the same is true of India, the protagonist of India's spending money is ** every year to take out a lot of money to buy ** in the world, at every turn it is billions of dollars, tens of billions of dollars, to the developed countries of the world have a sense of spending money, full of tyrants. Therefore, the buying behavior of local tyrants is the main reason why India looks rich.

Second, they think they have money.

Although India is actually very poor, the rich structure of the Indian population is very strange, that is, the rich class and the poor are polarized. India has a large number of wealthy people, the richest man in India, and is very famous in the world. And Indians are more confident, especially these local tyrants, whose ability to show off their wealth is no worse than that of the Middle East.

So, with the efforts of these people, India is also seen as very rich despite its backwardness. Moreover, Indians also recognize themselves as rich, because India's development in recent decades has indeed changed the living conditions of the people in the country a lot, that is to say, it is much better than before. And Indians are born optimists, as long as they can eat enough, they can boast of eating Tang monk meat every day, so in this situation, India does seem to be rich.

Third, the reason for the numbers.

India is a country that often changes the calculation method of GDP and puts some irrelevant things into GDP, which makes India's GDP develop very rapidly, surpassing China in recent years. This game of numbers has also made the world think that India is faster and richer than China. In this regard, Indians are even more proud, and they are eager to publicize it, so it gives people the impression that India is so rich.

But in essence, India's per capita GDP is less than one-fifth of China's, and its GDP is less than a fraction of China's.