Would it be a good idea for a small country to make currency that looks a lot like a better known country’s currency?

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Responses

No, all currencies should be distinct.

No, all currencies should be distinct.

Yes, many currencies look similar to each other.

Yes, many currencies look similar to each other.

No, the smaller nation might be accused of fraud.

No, the smaller nation might be accused of fraud.

Yes, it would give the smaller country some credibility.

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The best response would be:

No, the smaller nation might be accused of fraud.

This option highlights the potential legal and reputational issues a small country could face if its currency closely resembles that of a better-known country. It could lead to accusations of fraud or currency imitation, which could undermine trust in the smaller nation’s economy.

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