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The Occupying Power may introduce its own currency into the occupied area or issue
special currency for use in the occupied area territory, should the introduction or issuance of such
currency be necessary.462 There is a long history of issuing such war currency.463 The issuance
of occupation currency may be necessary to counteract the enemy State’s practice of engaging in
economic sabotage.464

The Occupying Power may also set exchange rates for currency in occupied territory.465
The Occupying Power’s powers to regulate currency must not be used to confiscate
private property.466 For example, intentional debasement of currency by the establishment of
fictitious valuation or exchange rates, or like devices, as well as failure to take reasonable steps
to prevent inflation, with the result of enrichment of the Occupying Power, would violate
international law.467