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[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

Later he'll ask buy from Amazon or Taobao cheaper?

Hahahaha.

you wakes up so early ha...no mm to hug ha...

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

you wakes up so early ha...no mm to hug ha...

Nope but preparing to hug MM tonight.

[69Sniper]

Originally Posted by guysbig

bro, sorry ...how to go to your thread to reads?

eh brudder i tot i saw u ordy post in dat hcm thread too???

[69Sniper]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Simple mah, wana maximise your SGD is very simple - for example now you take 100 pumps to cum, just increase by 2% to 102 pumps then you cum, this way you can recover your 1% devaluation liao

so brudder if cum ordy b4 102 pumps stil have to pump somemor issit???

[seabass]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

ya lor...I also wonder how mathematically possible what he said devalue like 10%...

by the way ...the SGD to DOng hardly move on the news....seems like the Dong strengthened further...

Easy to answer : if you buy a bottle of coca cola at 10,000 dong and next month it cost 11,000 dong the dong has devalued by 10% ( approximately )

The economic theory is a bit difficult to explain but it is called Fisher's Equation. It has to do with a person perception on expectation of future inflation.

What the government is doing is this : the devaluation is to trigger a increase in economic activity. If the VN currency is deem as cheaper, then the demand for VN product will increase. The opposite is true; foreign goods will become more expensive. The move to devalue the dong will have an effect on the real interest as compare to the nominal interest.

[vespalx125]

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[vespalx125]

Originally Posted by seabass

Easy to answer : if you buy a bottle of coca cola at 10,000 dong and next month it cost 11,000 dong the dong has devalued by 10% ( approximately )

The economic theory is a bit difficult to explain but it is called Fisher's Equation. It has to do with a person perception on expectation of future inflation.

What the government is doing is this : the devaluation is to trigger a increase in economic activity. If the VN currency is deem as cheaper, then the demand for VN product will increase. The opposite is true; foreign goods will become more expensive. The move to devalue the dong will have an effect on the real interest as compare to the nominal interest.

From what I read about Fisher Equation is about inflation and monetary policy. Nothing talking about devaluation of currency. The Vietnam government devalued dong is to spur export. Thus making the dong more competitive and lower against major currencies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher_...onetary_policy

So your theory of dong devalued 1% means approximately devalued by 10% do not hold. Also your coca cola example above proved the theory of inflation.

[smallplayer]

Originally Posted by seabass

Easy to answer : if you buy a bottle of coca cola at 10,000 dong and next month it cost 11,000 dong the dong has devalued by 10% ( approximately )

The economic theory is a bit difficult to explain but it is called Fisher's Equation. It has to do with a person perception on expectation of future inflation.

What the government is doing is this : the devaluation is to trigger a increase in economic activity. If the VN currency is deem as cheaper, then the demand for VN product will increase. The opposite is true; foreign goods will become more expensive. The move to devalue the dong will have an effect on the real interest as compare to the nominal interest.

Lol are we in econs class?
Ur analogy of the coca cola is more of inflation, not exchange rate changes.

[seabass]

Hi Mutantchicken Bro

Cannot rely on wiki one. Recommend to read his book to understand the relationship and not rely on what is on the net. If current devaluation has no causal effect on inflation, then treat what I said as just a fish comment that don't hold water. Just like massage, got to go for the real thing and not contend with superficial piano play.

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

Sekali he asked where to buy...help him to buy....he asked me where to read my thread when he posted in my thread...

U post like that he dun dare liao

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by MIFAcafe

Buy, ship to him, include a dvd on "how to use".

Errrmmmm I dun even mind to add the most important last step - live demonstration provided he provide the sssssyt

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by MIFAcafe

100 thrust only 1-2 minutes.

Base on time better. Usually took 10 minutes, you upgrade to 20 minutes.

You double your return. Remember to -1% for devaluation.

You champion lah, I slow thruster so cannot do so many in 1 minute

BTW are u that bro with H88 that sat next to me on the return flight from HCM???

Cheerios.....SS08 ^_^

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

Later he'll ask buy from Amazon or Taobao cheaper?

Hahahaha.

U might as well volunteer to buy for him in Cheena and then bring back during CNY

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by 69Sniper

so brudder if cum ordy b4 102 pumps stil have to pump somemor issit???

Better dun, wait your kukubird grew too soft and the condom slipped out

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by seabass

Easy to answer : if you buy a bottle of coca cola at 10,000 dong and next month it cost 11,000 dong the dong has devalued by 10% ( approximately )

The economic theory is a bit difficult to explain but it is called Fisher's Equation. It has to do with a person perception on expectation of future inflation.

What the government is doing is this : the devaluation is to trigger a increase in economic activity. If the VN currency is deem as cheaper, then the demand for VN product will increase. The opposite is true; foreign goods will become more expensive. The move to devalue the dong will have an effect on the real interest as compare to the nominal interest.

Although what you have stated is somewhat economically true, i.e. it means that the distributor of coca-cola in Vietnam have to pay approx. 1% more when he import into Vietnam due to the 1% decreased buying power but this does not necessarily means everybody will increase the retail price by 10% leh

Actually altho I am not an economic expert, you may want to re-read Fisher's Equation again as it actually contradicts what you have tried to explain

Cheerios.....SS08 ^_^