Discover The World

Discover The World is a documentary channel about economics, money, power and countries how nations become rich, why some struggle, and what the rest of the world gets wrong about them.

We make country economics documentaries exploring wealth, economic growth, economic development, banking, taxes, trade, infrastructure, business, investment, resources, cost of living, migration, geopolitics, global power and the economics of nations through real data, maps, charts and numbers.

Why is Switzerland so rich without oil? Why does Canada have so much hidden wealth? Why is Singapore one of the world's most successful economies? Why is Saudi Arabia spending hundreds of billions on futuristic cities? Country economics explained clearly, without the jargon.

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Which European country copied the American model in 1848 and became one country with several languages? πŸ”οΈ

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Which European country copied the American model in 1848 and became one country with several languages? πŸ”οΈπŸ‘‡

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Which European country copied the American model in 1848 and became one country with several languages? πŸ”οΈπŸ‘‡ https://youtu.be/ior7MRv8J_w

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Should Europe share one debt the way America did? πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί
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2012: same currency, very different price. Greece paid 30%+ to borrow; Germany paid under 2%. Shared money, separate debts. America solved that problem in 1790. πŸ‘‡πŸš€

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The 1790 deal that let the US government take over the states' debts also decided… 🀝

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By 1780 the US Congress admitted its own paper money was worth 1/40 of silver: 40 paper dollars = 1 silver dollar. That's where "not worth a Continental" comes from. How did a broke nation fix this in 12 years? πŸ‘‡ https://youtu.be/ior7MRv8J_w

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By 1780 the US Congress admitted its own paper money was worth 1/40 of silver: 40 paper dollars = 1 silver dollar. That's where "not worth a Continental" comes from. How did a broke nation fix this in 12 years? πŸ‘‡

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In 1787, one US state put a tax on another state's LIGHTHOUSE. Which state was taxed? πŸ—Ό

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America and Europe are almost the same size. One became 1 country with 1 dollar. The other is still 44 countries. The answer is hidden in a lighthouse, a dinner, and a debt nobody wanted.πŸ‘‡ https://youtu.be/ior7MRv8J_w

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