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   Complementary currency

   Complementary community currency (CCC) is a hypernym (superordinate) of local currency (also referred to as community currency) and sectoral currency. Complementary community currencies describe a wide group of currencies or scrips designed to be used in combination with standard currencies or other complementary currencies.
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   Local currency

   Complementary currencies are a creative means to enhance this untapped social potential. ... Worldwide Database of Complementary Currency Systems
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   Alternative currency

   When used in combination with or when designed to work in combination with national or multinational fiat currencies they can be referred to as complementary currency.
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   Argentine economic crisis (1999–2002)

   Argentinos having legal currency status would be used to redeem all complementary currency already in circulation -the acceptance of which as a means of payment was quite uneven.
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   Bernard Lietaer

   He is the originator of a complementary currency called the Terra.
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   Currency competition

   Complementary currency
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   World currency

   Consider, for example, the properties of a Complementary Currency.
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   Sectoral currency

   A sectoral currency is a form of complementary currency that is restricted to a specific sector.
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   Argentine argentino

   The Argentino was a complementary currency in Argentina announced by then-president Adolfo Rodríguez Saá on December 26, 2001 towards the end of the Argentine economic crisis, but he resigned on December 30, 2001 and this plan was never implemented.
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    Patacón (bond)

    The basis for the acceptability of complementary currency shifted to their use to pay taxes.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Complementary currency,
• Local currency,
• Alternative currency,
• Argentine economic crisis (1999–2002),
• Bernard Lietaer,
• Currency competition,
• World currency,
• Sectoral currency,
• Argentine argentino,
• Patacón (bond)