Many people think that it would be beneficial to establish a single, global currency to make international trade and travel much easier. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Would a single currency cause any problems? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Nowadays, some people propose using a unified global

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to simplify trade and travel.

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there are some potential benefits,

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system has far more serious negative impacts on countries' economies and societies. If all countries use the same

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, no nation would have control over its own monetary

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. These

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include setting interest rates or printing money in critical times.

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, during a crisis, a country often needs to adjust its interest rates to manage inflation or stimulate the economy. With a single

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, these decisions would be made by a global central bank,

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of the local governments.

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, a unified policy is more likely to benefit a few

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harming others. Because each country has unique needs, a fair "one-size-fits-all" policy is almost impossible to establish. Developed nations like Germany may require

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different from those of developing nations like Indonesia. To illustrate, during the European debt crisis, some countries prospered

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others struggled, precisely because they could not adjust their

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individually In summary,

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a single global

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might streamline international transactions, it would produce far more complicated issues, namely, loss of control over monetary policy and the inability to respond to local economic conditions.