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Imagine there are 3 people; "Person A", "Person B" and "Person C."  "Person A" is an American with a 25000 dinar note 

in his pocket.  "Person B" is an Iraqi citizen with a 25000 dinar note in an Iraqi bank.  "Person C" is an American with

a 25000 dinar note in Warka Bank.

 

The Iraqi Dinar revalues at 1 to 1 with the US dollar.  Person A would take his 25k dinar to an American Bank and get $25,000.

"Person B" would now have 25 dinar in the bank but it has greater purchasing power in Iraq.  I think "Person C" would also have

25 dinar in Warka.  And when he withdrew it to America he would have $25.  Am I right on this or am I missing something?

 

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I can't know but I do think they drop the zeros from the bank account balances internally.  They drop the zeros from the prices internally.  They drop the zeros from the salaries internally.  I think that is why they have to educate the people that they would be exchanging a 25k note for a new 25 note but still having more buying power. 

 

Right now a 25k note has the buying power of $20.  After a reval, the 25k would become a 25 note with the buying power of $25 inside Iraq.  Outside the country the 25k would become $25,000.  The people inside the country would benefit but not become millionaires.  

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