Tuesday, 08.02.2011.
11:24
The Serbian dinar (RSD) will continue to strengthen against the euro (EUR) on Tuesday by another 13 paras.
Izvor: Tanjug
pre 13 godina
The minimal increase in value of the Serbian dinar is hardly felt by the average person. When the average monthly income of a Serbian family is only 250 euros, how is a fluctuation of a few dinars going to affect their living standard! To get back to the standard of living of 30 years ago, it is going to require massive foreign aid. Sorry to have to deliver this (probably) unwelcome, but honest news.
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
(KOSO, 8 February 2011 22:17)
In which children's book you found the formula....
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
(KOSO, 8 February 2011 22:17)
In which children's book you found the formula....
pre 13 godina
The minimal increase in value of the Serbian dinar is hardly felt by the average person. When the average monthly income of a Serbian family is only 250 euros, how is a fluctuation of a few dinars going to affect their living standard! To get back to the standard of living of 30 years ago, it is going to require massive foreign aid. Sorry to have to deliver this (probably) unwelcome, but honest news.
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
pre 13 godina
Surprising how the dinar gets in shape just as people want to overthrow the government. Another week of protesting and the dinar might have increased to 90.
(KOSO, 8 February 2011 22:17)
In which children's book you found the formula....
pre 13 godina
The minimal increase in value of the Serbian dinar is hardly felt by the average person. When the average monthly income of a Serbian family is only 250 euros, how is a fluctuation of a few dinars going to affect their living standard! To get back to the standard of living of 30 years ago, it is going to require massive foreign aid. Sorry to have to deliver this (probably) unwelcome, but honest news.
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