I am not an economist, so this is why I am asking this question. While I was in Iraq, we were buying up Iraqi Dinars and a phenomenal rate. In 2005 $750.00 could get you $1,000,000.00 Dinar. With guys sometimes making more money in Iraq then they did at home, or even better, single service members with nothing to spend their money on, LOTS of folks were buying them up. At some point in the future, their economy is going to go up and thus their exchange rate will improve. So lets say in 10 years the Dinar is strong, and you can cash in your $1,000,000.00 Dinar for say $500,000.00 or more, and everyone starts cashing in. Won't that hurt their economy?
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