Why dollar has large valu than indian money?
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It is just a historical accident.
At the end of WW2, they had a conference (google Bretton-Woods) where every currency was pegged to the dollar at an exchange rate that was decided by the participants of the conference.
It was decided that a dollar would equal about 5 rupees.
Since then, the Indian central bank has inflated the rupee far more than the American fed inflated the dollar; so, the rupee has gradually lost value against the dollar.
At the end of WW2, they had a conference (google Bretton-Woods) where every currency was pegged to the dollar at an exchange rate that was decided by the participants of the conference.
It was decided that a dollar would equal about 5 rupees.
Since then, the Indian central bank has inflated the rupee far more than the American fed inflated the dollar; so, the rupee has gradually lost value against the dollar.
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