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Unread 15 May 2007, 23:19   #26
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Re: 'Base interest rate' and capitalism

5% of physical currency is a HUGE amount though. In any given week I expect I go through about 10-15 banknotes (eg changing a £20 into a £10 and a £10 into a £5 is 3 banknotes).

I've only ever seen one forged note in my life. Now it could be argued that I'd seen more, but they were so professionally done that I didn't realise.

I doubt the actual amount of real forged currency floating around the economy is more than 0.001% though. Obviously I've picked that figure off the top of my head, but then that's the most fun form of statistics
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