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According to official sources, the Pareto Principle was named after the economist and sociologist Vilfredo Pareto, who was born in Paris in 1848, but was Italian by nationality. From 1906, he began to notice certain economic patterns. For example, he noted that 80% of the land in Italy belonged to 20% of the population. Then, he formulated the principle, noting that 20% of the pods in his garden contained 80% of the peas. These and other regularities led to the fact that Vilfredo Pareto developed the “80/20 Rule”, which in general form looked as follows: 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.
The foreign exchange market itself experienced a rapid growth in the early decades of the 70s. As for the cause of the foreign exchange market is growing rapidly, among others are: 1. Movements in foreign exchange rates that experienced significant movement so that it appeals to certain circles to engage in the foreign exchange market. 2. Businesses are getting more global. As business competition gets bigger, companies need to find new resources that are cheaper, and spread all over the world, causing demand for the currency of a particular country. 3. The rapid development of telecommunications in the presence of telephone, telex, fax, internet, has made it easier for market participants to communicate, making transactions easier. 4. Gains earned in the foreign exchange market tend to increase the desire of various parties trying to gain a gain (profit) from the movement of foreign exchange rates.
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