It would take 128 quadrillion U.S. pennies to equal the entire

>>78816919
shit i mean 13 billion per year

>>78816919
why are you fuckers even making pennies? it costs more to make then they are worth.

>>78816966
so stores can keep selling shit for 9.999999999999 USD

>>78817390
AKA 1,000,000 pesos

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>>78816919
90% of the money is virtual money, aka numbers on a bank account.
Thus it would only take 140 thousand years

>>78817401
colombian pesos, sure

>>78816919
It would take 128 quadrillion U.S. economies to equal the entire net worth of the china economy

With the current rate of production of us economies yearly (1.3 billion) it would take 1.4 million years for the us economies to produce that amount of china economies

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>>78817437
Um, think again sweetie

>>78817703
-debt

>>78816919
imagine doing all that only to have a roaming black hole make it all disappear.

>>78817719
No that's national wealth

If the U.S. has 83 billion dollars in debt we'd be Iraq tier

>>78817760
The world owes three times as much money as there is in existence, and the bulk is owed by industrial Western nations. Small backward nations owe very little money.

The USA and the UK owe the most money by absolute numbers, respectively 97% and 314% of their GDP.

>>78816919
>bro, if you divide the biggest economy in the world by the smallest money denomination you can come across, you need, like a whole lot of it, bro
holy shit, does the FBI know this?

>>78817422
>numbers on a bank account.
if you open an account using internet banking why can't a bank just secretly close your account? how do you prove you actually had an account and money on that account if you don't even have any documents?

>>78817760
http://www.usdebtclock.org
Almost 20 trillions already, actually

>>78820432
i meant 83 trillion silly goose