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Corporate Currency Pictures GalleryAdvanced Photoshop Pictures Gallery - 22 image entries
Contest Directions: 
Disney dollars are used as a local currency in the Disney parks, stores and resorts. They are redeemable for real cash (exchange ratio 1:1), or can be kept as souvenirs. Every year Disney company comes up with new designs for its currency, and such bills are collector items for notaphilists (paper money collectors).
Photoshop corporate currency from any company. How would Google dollar look like? Toyota dollar? AOL dollar, Lego dollar? You are welcome to use company products (or even logos) as the central part of your banknote, instead of the "presidents". You can design your entries as US dollars, euros, or any other currency.
Take a look at one good example.
Tag funny pix corporate currency
Top 22 Contest Gallery Pictures
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| | The currency system is:
а) A system of currency relationships;
b) The state legal form of organizing the currency relationships;
According to territorial factors, they differentiate into National, Regional and world currency systems.
Elements of the national currency system:
1. National currency
2. Parity of national currency
3. Convertibility conditions
4. Profile of the rate of exchange of the national currency
5. Monetary restrictions / monetary control
6. National regulation for International currency and liquidation of States
7. Regulatory activities for use of International credit funds conversion
8. Regulatory activities for International settlements with the participation of a given state
9. The condition or national currency or the gold reserve market
10. The national organs for currency regulation and monetary control
Currency mode:
1. Currency monopoly - the exclusive right of the state to accomplish operations with the currency valuables and also on the management of the currency reserves belonging to it;
2. The mode of monetary restrictions - the restrictions are set for residents and/or non-residents for the possession and/or performing operations with currency valuables;
3. Free convertibility mode - the absence of any type of restrictions for performing currency operations.
Currency parity - is the parity between two currencies, which is set through legislation and forms a basis for the rate of exchange of the national currency.
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