- Jul 27, 2006
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- All Treasure Hunting
No, they're just not selling any anymore, that's all.
If that were true it would be the first time in history that ever happened.
So why hasn't the price of anything else besides fuel dropped also?
Everyone is an economist but it's not that simple.
"more expensive dollar will mean cheaper imported goods for Americans, while making imports more expensive for those overseas. While major central banks don’t normally make currency values the explicit focus of their policies, they are supposed to account for whatever impact their fluctuations have on inflation.'
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/01/0...lar-means-for-the-economy.html?_r=0&referrer=
Benefits
In contrast to the challenges of a strong dollar, which tend to be more nebulous, affecting other people, you personally reap several benefits from a strong dollar. Here’s how:
"Imports: The biggest benefit, of course, is that imports are cheaper. (Well, they are cheaper in theory. at least.) That iPhone 6 no doubt is costing Apple a lot less to make, but someone in Cupertino conveniently forgot to notice that, because iPhone prices didn’t come down. At least they didn’t go up either, which could have happened if the dollar was weak. Christmas gifts made in China might turn out to be better this year, for example."
http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2014/11/26/how-does-a-strong-dollar-affect-you/
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