I was sent this to look at, this person takes e-gold. I have had 2
conflicting reports on this http://eomplus.com/ any personal involvement
would be helpful...:)
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On Friday, October 3, 2003, at 06:10 PM, FileMatrix wrote:
The supply of gold remains constant; the supply of goods increases.
Value
of gold relative to goods increases.
So, you're the big chief of a country. I am the big chief of another.
We
have economies that we equally value to 1 ton of gol
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, at 03:11 AM, Wilkinson Jens wrote:
I actually had a scenario in mind when I asked this
question. I was trying to imagine some small town grocer
selling apples, and having to write up a sign that says:
one apple - 0.008 GAU, which doesn't seem the easiest way
to write
Dear Wilkinson,
I really meant it as an order of magnitude rather than a
specific value.
Well, groovy. $99 is the same as $11 if we are only
going to order of magnitude. I tell you what, you can
buy all the grams of gold I've got for $99 each.
I learned this important feature when studying astro
Dear Steve,
> Why do you think the second chef would assume the first trade was fair?
I think that because Patrick said his economy has a fixed value in gold. I
simple gave an example: 1 ton of gold. Besides, he also said that people own
gold (so, the power / economy), not the state, so all I nee
--- Jim Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Jim,
Thanks for the response.
> > I think that a gram is worth about 10 dollars,
>
> I think that's mistaken. It is closer to $12.
I really meant it as an order of magnitude rather than a
specific value. I mea
