CURRENCY INTERNATIONALIZATION
Widespread use of a currency outside the country of origin, which is created to conduct transactions between sovereign states. The amount of foreign currency is determined by the demand other nations have for that currency. It is based on the amount of business performed between countries and/or perceived currency value as a good store of value.
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