Euro and Yen Exchange Rate

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[PaulB]

As films are being reveiwed on Politics and Life (District whatsit thread) I think it only fair that we debate high politics here in the cafe.

"Do the forummers think that the Euro / Yen exchange rate if switched to a 1.5% differential would result in a 0.2% increase in the production and sale thereof of gold in the South African hinterland; as that will mean, of course, a decrease in the business tax charged to members of the borough of Southall, an increase in sales of plastic in China and a decrease in the number of accountants based in Edinburgh?"

Or not?

Not.

 

[rich p]

Yes and no. I think if you think that I think that the 0.2% increase(or decrease, for that matter) would affect the hinterland you are seriously deluded.
Can you tell me what the currency is in Hinterland? I thought not. Je reste ma valise.

 

[yello]

Can I get chips with that?

 

[asterix]

They are doing a better job in P&L, WRT films.

In answer to your question, I'd say it was extremely likely to go either way on one or both or even all possibilities, perhaps simultaneously.

 

[Aperitif]

Beer, tea or coffee anyone?

Cold soft drink? No ribena, though.

I still can't find shoelaces for my brogues.

Try looking in the 'brogues gallery' Crock...

"Je reste ma valise"

ha ha rich - very good.

 

[XmisterIS]

Do the forummers think that the Euro / Yen exchange rate if switched to a 1.5% differential would result in a 0.2% increase in the production and sale thereof of gold in the South African hinterland; as that will mean, of course, a decrease in the business tax charged to members of the borough of Southall, an increase in sales of plastic in China and a decrease in the number of accountants based in Edinburgh?

Y'wot?