OK let's say some group asked for a referendum and they succeed. But the country where they used to be, changed the currency. So my question is how will this affect the economy of the seceded group
Dec 24, 2020Yhe biher politics bihon they be flooding their comments
Dec 24, 2020Succession le Oromia Kelil bicha enje le andm Kelil aytekmem because lelochu Kelil Economically Viable aydelum Ba economy lela kelil lay dependent mahone ygededalu plus Oromia ke Succession belay le oromia yemitekm neger ka Ethiopia ga be selam manor yeshal
Dec 24, 2020First of all, in order for a state to become seceded, it needs government, defined territory, population, and ability to create diplomatical relation with other nation. Even if it isn't economically capable, it can continue diha hager hono. Second of all, we can not know le oromia yemitekmew ke Ethiopia ga mekoyet mehonun Thirdly my question wasn't about oromia or Ethiopia, just asking
Dec 25, 2020Define it first. They changed after referendum or before referendum?
Dec 24, 2020Succession got more difficulties than this
Dec 24, 2020Yeah but in this scenario, let's say they succeed ena, will the economy be affected betam??? And how
Dec 24, 2020U just ask a big economics question and the process take time bet sikeyir ekuan 3 months yisetehel adelem country
Dec 25, 2020Ethiopia changed the currency while Eritrea were using same currency/birr. That’s why war broke out. Ppl think the immediate cause of the war were badme that’s a wrong! It was economically! But if both countries are making the secession in a peaceful way there is a probability of changing the money in to international currencies like dollar/euro/ pound mnamn.
Dec 25, 2020