Ecuador established the Sucre as its national currency in 1884, but high inflation and interest rates caused problems over time. In 2000, the Ecuadorian government decided to dollarize and replace the Sucre with the U.S. dollar. This changed 5000 sucres to 25000 sucres, reducing people's purchasing power. While unpopular because it removed Ecuador's monetary independence, dollarization helped stabilize Ecuador's previously uncontrolled inflation and increased imports over the following decade. However, some economists believe reverting back to the Sucre could seriously harm Ecuador's economy.
Ecuador established the Sucre as its national currency in 1884, but high inflation and interest rates caused problems over time. In 2000, the Ecuadorian government decided to dollarize and replace the Sucre with the U.S. dollar. This changed 5000 sucres to 25000 sucres, reducing people's purchasing power. While unpopular because it removed Ecuador's monetary independence, dollarization helped stabilize Ecuador's previously uncontrolled inflation and increased imports over the following decade. However, some economists believe reverting back to the Sucre could seriously harm Ecuador's economy.
Ecuador established the Sucre as its national currency in 1884, but high inflation and interest rates caused problems over time. In 2000, the Ecuadorian government decided to dollarize and replace the Sucre with the U.S. dollar. This changed 5000 sucres to 25000 sucres, reducing people's purchasing power. While unpopular because it removed Ecuador's monetary independence, dollarization helped stabilize Ecuador's previously uncontrolled inflation and increased imports over the following decade. However, some economists believe reverting back to the Sucre could seriously harm Ecuador's economy.
NAME: Alex Paul Carrera Herrera LEVEL: Elementary 4
DATE: August 15, 2014 SCHEDULE: 7-9am. ABSTRACT In 1884 Ecuador decided to establish the Sucre as their national money, and the people remembered their independence hero Antonio Jose de Sucre. The Sucre money suffered much devaluation that it became a big problem, because the monetary system had inflation, and high interest rates. For that reason the government decided to change their monetary system. The new monetary system was implanted on Sunday, January 9, 2000 for the president Jamil Mahuad. The new system produced that the change of the national money to dollar changed of 5000 sucres to 25000 sucres. The Ecuadorian people lost purchasing power and their money in the banks was devaluation. The new monetary policy was hard but let stabilize the economy in the country in a moment that the inflation was uncontrollable. The Ecuadorian people did not like to change their national money to dollar, because they felt that lose their identity. Ecuador left to make their money and started to buy dollars to USA. For that reason nowadays Ecuador depend their monetary system of the USAs monetary system and have a potential situation in the international market because another countries see clean rules for their imports and exports. In 10 years the inflation decreased of the 90% to 3.5% and the imports increased of 2000 million dollars to 6000 million dollars. For this reason some economist thinks that the dollarization brought trust, credibility and investments inside of the national economy. Nowadays the Ecuadorian people think that dollarization was good but there are many economists that think that if the current government decides to change the money; it is going to bring big problems in the Ecuadorian economy in a little time.
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