The United Nations currency, abbreviated UN$, is a non-operational currency, used by the multinational entity United Nations for neutral measurement of wealth. The value of the currency follows the price of a kilogram of wheat bread in the country, where it is most expensive. By representing the maximum value of basic nutrition, the wealth expressed in UN$ clearly expresses the potential for poverty and famine during globalisation.
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| - The United Nations currency, abbreviated UN$, is a non-operational currency, used by the multinational entity United Nations for neutral measurement of wealth. The value of the currency follows the price of a kilogram of wheat bread in the country, where it is most expensive. By representing the maximum value of basic nutrition, the wealth expressed in UN$ clearly expresses the potential for poverty and famine during globalisation.
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| - The United Nations currency, abbreviated UN$, is a non-operational currency, used by the multinational entity United Nations for neutral measurement of wealth. The value of the currency follows the price of a kilogram of wheat bread in the country, where it is most expensive. By representing the maximum value of basic nutrition, the wealth expressed in UN$ clearly expresses the potential for poverty and famine during globalisation.
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