@Atlas_Khan

No if you buy goods and services in estonian that you keep in estonia then no it is not part of the us economy... If you buy estonia goods that you import then youve made an equal trade of wealth in the short term, the nature of the goods determines which economies wealth grows or diminishes from that.

@icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat

@freemo @icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat your missing gaps here my dude, reread what you just typed and think how silly what your proposed is.

@freemo @icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat "equal trade" buying with what form of currency? us dollars, Russian rubbles? bitcoin. You just can't put it together. "nature of goods' do you believe in "real value" aswell?

@Atlas_Khan

You can not buy estonian land with US dollars, You think a estonian realtor would take US dollars? You would have to buy it with estonian money, the US dollars themself stay int he US economy. It is a wealth transfer, not a money transfer. Thinking in terms of money is confusing you. You act like those US dollars actually go over to estonian and some estonian now owns your US dollars, they dont.

@icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat

@freemo @icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat okey I don't mean to be insulative, are you autistic? That was just an example man, and yes you can buy stuff with different forms of money. You have missed the point entirely.

@freemo @icedquinn @melovida @clacke @Springnat also yes you can, people can also convert money when they feel its losing value. Not by "investing locally" because when a countrys Economy is tanking, people are not looking to invest fleeting wealth into a weakening economy, rather they look to secure wealth witch is why inflation lead people to buy "wealth hoarding" assets like say gold, not start up enterprises lol.