[UA] Plutomancers in Australia

[Kevin Elmore]

My opinion:

The amount of money is arbitrarily set based on the
perceived value dictated by society.  

In America, as a college graduate, I often make purchases
for $20 US to $50 US.  Anything more than $100 US is quite
a strain for me.  If I'm in England, and I spend $100 US in
pounds, then I perceive that as $100 regardless of the
actual amount of pounds.  

So, I'd wager a guess that you can set the amount to an
amount that would make the average consumer cringe when his
credit card is swiped through.  If $100 AUS does that, then
use that, and apply that to $100 AUS equivalent if the
plutomancer travels.

My thoughts anyway

Kevin



--- Doug Stalker <doug at satellite.bigpond.com> wrote:
> 
> Does a plutomancer in Australia need $100 US or $100
> Australian for a
> charge?  What if he's a US polutomancer who's just
> visiting?
> 
> 
> Should the money needed for a charge be converted to
> whatever amount it
> would take to provide you with equivilent spending power
> to US$100 in
> the US?  
> 
>  - Doug
> 
> 
> 
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>
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