New Zealand Currency

New Zealand Currency

The New Zealand dollar (NZD), which is also used as legal money and the national currency of the Cook Islands, Niue, and Pitcairn Islands, is the official currency of New Zealand. It was first used in 1967 and resembles Australian money in that one dollar is divided...
Do’s and Dont’s – P1000 Polymer

Do’s and Dont’s – P1000 Polymer

Is it time to stop folding bills of money? A netizen recently expressed her disappointment online when it was claimed that a well-known mall in the nation refused to accept a folded 1,000 peso polymer banknote that she used for a transaction. The original social media...
Effect of Income

Effect of Income

In microeconomics, the income effect is the shift in demand for a commodity or service produced by a shift in a consumer’s purchasing power as a result of a shift in real income. This can be due to an increase in pay or because existing income is freed up due to...