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human
Why do some currencies seem "inflated" despite having a strong economy?

I'm not even sure if inflated is the right term to use here so I'll try to explain.

1 USD is around 100 Japanese yen or 1000 Korean Won currently, but why is this the case?

Are the "inflated" numbers of the latter two due to post-war inflation?

Why haven't the values "equalized" since then, now that they are much stronger economies.
gpt
It's basically just history. They started at some value, over time the currency went up and down a bunch, until it's at where it's now. You could cut off some numbers if you wanted but there is no immediate reason to do that.

>Why haven't the values "equalized" since then, now that they are much stronger economies.

If they stabilise they stabilise. You'd have to see a bunch of deflation for the values to equalise again.