4 thoughts on “Why do the numbers on Iranian banknotes gradually become astronomical numbers?”
Estelle
In recent years, the tourism industry has become more developed. Iranian tourism has also become a choice for many people. But many people will find that the financial system here is like this: there is no ATM machine to withdraw cash in the local area; when using US dollars or euro in exchange for Iran's currency Riyal, in different money -changing stores, the price is There will be a big difference. So why does Iran become like this, that is, the numbers on Iranian banknotes, why do you gradually become astronomical numbers? This has a lot to do with the development of Iran's country. In the 1960s, Iran's banknotes looked less laborious. At that time, the paper bills on the market were still from 10 Riya to 1,000 Lial. By 1979, a series of problems occurred in Iran: the royal family was dictatorship and corrupted, the prices were high, and the gap between the rich and the poor was too large. In fact, it was these issues that caused the dissatisfaction of the people. So in the same year, Iran broke out of a revolution. At that time, the ruler Parlvi stepped down and replaced the Iranian Missionary Group. Since then, the Iranian regime has become a political and educational regime, and the ideology of ideology is not allowed to allow the Iranian people to miss the previous king of Baller. Therefore, the new government abolished the old banknotes, replaced the head of the previous banknotes on the avatar of King Pakatan, and issued new banknotes. At this time, the banknotes have a face value of 5,000 and 10,000. In 1992, this phenomenon appeared in Iranian society: the public holds a bunch of banknotes to buy goods, and the phenomenon is getting more and more serious. ; At the time, the government rejected the opinion because of fear that this would cause the United States to printed counterfeit banknotes to Iran. By 2005, the Iranian government couldn't hold back, issuing 20,000 and 50,000 banknotes. Later, the Iranian government has issued larger banknotes, such as 100,000. In general, the reason why the numbers on Iranian banknotes become astronomical numbers are the result of social phenomena.
Because Iran's economy had serious problems, inflation was particularly powerful, and coins depreciated sharply, causing a dilemma to buy a bunch of money to buy daily necessities.
This is caused by the rise of prices too fast, and domestic economic inflation is caused. The existing currency cannot be able to pay commodity transactions at all, and can only suppress such behaviors by increasing currency face value.
In recent years, the tourism industry has become more developed. Iranian tourism has also become a choice for many people. But many people will find that the financial system here is like this: there is no ATM machine to withdraw cash in the local area; when using US dollars or euro in exchange for Iran's currency Riyal, in different money -changing stores, the price is There will be a big difference. So why does Iran become like this, that is, the numbers on Iranian banknotes, why do you gradually become astronomical numbers?
This has a lot to do with the development of Iran's country. In the 1960s, Iran's banknotes looked less laborious. At that time, the paper bills on the market were still from 10 Riya to 1,000 Lial. By 1979, a series of problems occurred in Iran: the royal family was dictatorship and corrupted, the prices were high, and the gap between the rich and the poor was too large. In fact, it was these issues that caused the dissatisfaction of the people. So in the same year, Iran broke out of a revolution. At that time, the ruler Parlvi stepped down and replaced the Iranian Missionary Group. Since then, the Iranian regime has become a political and educational regime, and the ideology of ideology is not allowed to allow the Iranian people to miss the previous king of Baller. Therefore, the new government abolished the old banknotes, replaced the head of the previous banknotes on the avatar of King Pakatan, and issued new banknotes. At this time, the banknotes have a face value of 5,000 and 10,000.
In 1992, this phenomenon appeared in Iranian society: the public holds a bunch of banknotes to buy goods, and the phenomenon is getting more and more serious. ; At the time, the government rejected the opinion because of fear that this would cause the United States to printed counterfeit banknotes to Iran. By 2005, the Iranian government couldn't hold back, issuing 20,000 and 50,000 banknotes. Later, the Iranian government has issued larger banknotes, such as 100,000.
In general, the reason why the numbers on Iranian banknotes become astronomical numbers are the result of social phenomena.
Because Iran's money has become more and more depreciated, the numbers above will become larger and larger, and slowly become astronomical numbers.
Because Iran's economy had serious problems, inflation was particularly powerful, and coins depreciated sharply, causing a dilemma to buy a bunch of money to buy daily necessities.
This is caused by the rise of prices too fast, and domestic economic inflation is caused. The existing currency cannot be able to pay commodity transactions at all, and can only suppress such behaviors by increasing currency face value.