All across the globe, experts are devising high-tech methods to combat counterfeiters. See which world currencies are most impervious to fraud and why in our gallery of bills
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who is Winner ? good improvement from government side.
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Banknotes are a strange concept when thinking about the cultural and economic significance that we place on that small rectangle of paper. Our economy hinges on the security of that piece of paper, on the ability of artists, printers, and papermakers to design a product that cannot be replicated.
Check out Fortress Paper's blog www.globalpapersecurity.com for interesting stories, news, and discussions about banknotes and other security papers.
CEO of banknote company talks on Bloomberg about the future of banknote technology. www.youtube.com/user/FortressPaper#p/a/f/0/cOuUF2tf7Hw
Whats the difference of gansters faking money or the government printing tons of banknotes to prevent the f-crisis and producing inflation?
See the Video: The Weak Dollar and the World Economy: http://sciencestage.com/v/32767/steve-forbes-the-weak-dollar-and-the-world-economy.html by Steve Forbes at http://sciencestage.com