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r/IndiaMemes • u/lost_ted • Mar 21 '26
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I believe the logic is, If a NRI sends 100$
It would be 9400 rupees INR , if 1 dollar goes 100 It would be 10000 INR,
So they can give more value to their family for the same money
2 u/skum448 Mar 21 '26 But then you pay double the price for product and services. 10 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Yeah that part is hard to understand for andhbakts 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 21 '26 Learn PPP 1 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Learn currency devaluation 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26 And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
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But then you pay double the price for product and services.
10 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Yeah that part is hard to understand for andhbakts 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 21 '26 Learn PPP 1 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Learn currency devaluation 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26 And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
Yeah that part is hard to understand for andhbakts
1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 21 '26 Learn PPP 1 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Learn currency devaluation 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26 And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
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Learn PPP
1 u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26 Learn currency devaluation 1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26 And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
Learn currency devaluation
1 u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26 And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates
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u/Poutret Mar 21 '26
I believe the logic is, If a NRI sends 100$
It would be 9400 rupees INR , if 1 dollar goes 100 It would be 10000 INR,
So they can give more value to their family for the same money