answer:Carbon monoxide detectors are designed to test only for carbon monoxide gas. There are some devices which can identify smoke from fire, and others which can identify high humidity within a home without confusing it with smoke but one has to be careful in reading the specifications of any of these devices to make sure that whatever you buy or acquire from your local municipality functions as it should. Devices which can identify explosive gases, like methane, would not be able to identify other explosive gases used for cooking food in the home as there is no national policy defining what those gases should be. Of course, other nations are not as disorganized and so their citizens are better served and protected. Current Federal and many State policies within the United States don't serve to protect individual human beings but rather corporations and the upper-level officers of those corporations,

answer:First of all, let me clarify that the currency value of a country doesn't necessarily mean the strength of that economy. If that were to be the case, then the Bangladeshi economy would've been stronger than the Japaneseeconomy as 1 Bangladeshi Taka is equal to 1.4 Japanese Yen. Now let's envision what would have happened if 1 rupee equals to 1 dollar, w.r.t. the India, Pros of the situation:1) First of all buying goods will be cheaper as the price of imports will be cheaper.2)Buying luxury goods will also be cheaper - you can easily buy an I-Phone 7 for Rs.542!3) As imports would be cheaper, this would reduce the price of petrol and diesel, leading to low transportation costs. Cons of the situation:But on the other side of the coin, the story is totally different.1) Exports will fall, as they'll become expensive and why would any country buy our products if they can get it through other countries at a cheaper rate.2) There will also be a decrease in foreign investment as investing in our country will become expensive as compared to other countries. One of the main reasons why foreign countries invest in India is because of the cheap price.3) Also, the unemployment rate will go up, as few would hire an Indian at Rs.75,000 if they can get an outsider at 3000.4) Many companies will move out of India as their expenses will be high, and their businesses non-profitable.5) Even your maid, with a salary of, say Rs.4,000 can buy seven I-Phone 7! This can be clearly seen that if 1 rupee would've been equal to 1 dollar, there would've been a high unemployment rate and a slower economic growth, because of lesser foreign investment. Thus, the situation of a rupee being equal to a dollar is not affordable for a growing and a developing economy like India. A similar situation occurred in 2007-08 when 1 dollar was equal to about Rs 41. At that time, imports of the country was good, but the exports and the IT sector got affected a lot. INR vs. US in 2011-12Source: Google Now you will say what if we buy swadeshi (domestic) products only and boycott foreign goods.This situation would also not work, as it was a regular practice till 1990 when we used to use our own products. Since then, however, our economy has grown manifold, and if we boycott the goods of other nations, they may also boycott Indian goods! Another developing nation, China, has adopted the fixed exchange rate system, in which they decide the value of their currency with respect to the U.S. dollar, and whenever they want to increase their exports, they just depreciate the value of their currency (Yuan). The value of the INR from 1 in 1947 to 61 in 2014 to over 65 today! (w.r.t. the US) The falling value of the rupee (up to a certain extent) doesn't worry our Finance Minister and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor. They are more worried about the fluctuations of the rupee. If the value of the rupee yesterday was 60 and 70 today, there is too much fluctuations in the currency, which will have an adverse effect on the stability of the Indian economy. India has adopted the floating exchange rate system (since 1975). In the floating system, the value of the currency can't be determined by the RBI Governor, the Finance Minister or the government, it is determined by the currency demand & supply that prevails in the market. But still, the Finance Minister has some control over policy and foreign reserves, through which he tries to maintain a constant value of the rupee, by controlling the inflation rate, and in the process, prevents the currency from getting completely destroyed. Now lets come to reality, today 1 dollar is more than 65 rupees. As Indians, we do want our currency to be at a higher rate but at what cost? The cost of it, at this point in time, is too high (higher unemployment, lower economic growth and lower foreign investment). We can challenge the dollar later but first let our economy grow and don't forget what I mentioned above- cost of currency does not necessarily signify the strength of an economy.

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