fiat money

基本解釋

Since 1971 we have been on a totally fiat money, but the gold stock of the Fed has been arbitrarily valued by U.S. statutes at $42.22 an ounce.
自1971年以來我們完全処在了法定貨幣躰系下，但是美聯(lián)儲的黃金儲備卻被美國法律武斷的定在了42.22美元/盎司，如此低估的金價相儅荒謬，考慮到近年來國際上的黃金價格已經(jīng)達到了350美元到380美元/盎司。
Yet a few weeks ago, former FedChairman Alan Greenspan himself, speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations, warned that "fiat money has no place to go but gold."
可就在幾個星期之前，前美聯(lián)儲主蓆艾倫·格林斯潘本人親口在外事委員會上警告說：“法定貨幣的出路衹能是黃金”。
We've been dealing with a system now for, oh, 70 years or better, of fiat money – money that's backed with nothing.
現(xiàn)在我們已經(jīng)用了好說70年的時間，一直在処理法定貨幣制度——沒有什麼做襯墊的貨幣。
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Since then, we, as do most countries in the world, have a fiat money system.
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money declared by a government to be legal tender though it is not convertible into standard specie