why the state does not print a lot of money?

[keninu]

A country can not arbitrarily make money for its country, because it is set by the World Bank. If the state can print a lot of money, then no country has Debt. because if they are in need of money, then they will print as much money as possible to meet their needs.

[mia khalifa]

the state does not print a lot of money because the country is afraid if the inflation of money prices and make the price of money becomes worthless, usually the country makes money gradually but not too much.

[apolonio]

Why state does not print a lot of money it is because they dont want its value will become low. The state control the money printing, if they print a lot of money the value of the money will be lower than the original.

[roflmao129]

Because you are not graduate yet. You are fucking idiot. The state can not print money whenever they like. They have to maintain their economy so that it will not go behind other countries. The more money you print, the weaker your country is

[senne]

Because you are not graduate yet. You are fucking idiot. The state can not print money whenever they like. They have to maintain their economy so that it will not go behind other countries. The more money you print, the weaker your country is

There is no need to abuse here, I know the question seems to be very simple and you can easily find the answer to this question on google by searching the same thing but there can be expectation at some times where the user want the opinion of different people due to which he asks suck question. One should simply answer or move to other page rather than abusing someone. Sometimes there are more view point in such questions which can help for setting new discussion, hence they should be appreciated rather than abusing.

[darkphoenix2610]

why the state does not print a lot of money? than debt to other countries. is not it easier to make money than debt and ultimately burdens the state?

whether if printing money will have an impact on the money itself? or will it impact the value of the money in the eyes of the world?

They not print a lot of money because the value will be lessen if they have a lot of paper money so that they stay to have a small amount of paper money and the value would increase, and besides they would like to maintain what they have.

[kyucryp]

why the state does not print a lot of money? than debt to other countries. is not it easier to make money than debt and ultimately burdens the state?

whether if printing money will have an impact on the money itself? or will it impact the value of the money in the eyes of the world?

because by printing a lot of money instead of solving the problem but adding. because if we print a lot of money the amount of goods in circulation in comparison with money in circulation more money this will cause inflation and the value of the currency is getting down. or there are also countries that steal money in accordance with the amount of gold reserves that are stored in the country.

[xiwanfd]

The circulation of money must be balanced with the market. How much that is to say, want to issue paper money depends on how much the country this year to create the real value and then by the same amount of the note issue, if not so much the physical basis of also want to print so many notes, will make monetary too much and too little physical, more money you busy consumption would cause the shortage of physical products, and then the price will rise and paper currency will depreciate, known as inflation, caused the social and economic order.

[Nick Abimanyu]

Honestly this question ever crossed it has crossed my mind, Why?... Every country doesn't print money as much as possible was used to solve the problem. As we know, today there are still many poor people many people have no jobs and the country has a lot of debt.
Isnot, by printing a lot of money, the government can certainly pay off the debt and the rest can be distributed to the needy poor.

But once I know, it turns out printing money is not an easy thing. Printing money on a large scale does not mean it will solve the problem, which exist even adding to the burden of the problem. Due to the amount of money in circulation, it can cause inflation, namely the rise in the price of goods and the decline in the value of the currency. Therefore, the government prints money tailored to the needs of the state and its citizens, which means not too much and not too little that is to avoid inflation in the future.

[sino22]

because at that time rarely use the money but now use bitcoin or other money like money that is not valid in my opinion but useful for others and help all people who need

[Twentyonepaylots]

why countries do not print money, because if too much money then the value of the country's currency will go down so they prefer to borrow to other countries. Just as with coins if too much supply but no interest then the value of the coin will go down

The government can not simply print money at any given time, this may result to possible over supply which may result to inflation, this kind of management  by any government financial institution is bad for the economy. The supply of money on the market circulation is controlled otherwise a bad economy of this any country.

[Lorence.xD]

why countries do not print money, because if too much money then the value of the country's currency will go down so they prefer to borrow to other countries. Just as with coins if too much supply but no interest then the value of the coin will go down

 In any trading market, one possible project need to be supported by data and the guaranteed  by the government for possible loan from other investor either on local or international investors. the government can not simply print money for possible project, simply because this not the way to handled such project, it may result to over supply of money in the market circulation which would result to inflation. Any possible inflation is bad for the economy of one country.

[ivandu]

why countries do not print money, because if too much money then the value of the country's currency will go down so they prefer to borrow to other countries. Just as with coins if too much supply but no interest then the value of the coin will go down

The government can not simply print money at any given time, this may result to possible over supply which may result to inflation, this kind of management  by any government financial institution is bad for the economy. The supply of money on the market circulation is controlled otherwise a bad economy of this any country.

goverment can not print new money as they want.macro economy fundamental will no let this happen.inflation will be main reason, and for each money printed it need gold as guarante.

[hungtrung]

It is impossible. There are certain rules and regulations, which don't allow just printing. Each coin should be supported by something. If everyone would be able to get as much money as he or she wanted it would be a chaos

[Blekok001]

Printing a lot of money will affect its circulation to society, which means it will make people have a lot of money. If this happens then our ability to buy as a society will be higher that will affect our desire to buy an item will be reduced.
In addition, the impact of the amount of money circulating in the community will also affect the value of money that makes its value to fall.
Those are the two reasons why a State does not print a lot of money is to keep a balance between the amount of money circulating in society and the amount of goods needed to keep the value of the currency, because if the State can not pay attention to these two things then there will be economic problems that is INFLATION.
Some examples of countries that have experienced Inflation that greatly affect the country's economic are like : Germany, Zimbabwe and the most severe experienced inflation throughout history that is Hungary.

[Syakir1989]

why the state does not print a lot of money? than debt to other countries. is not it easier to make money than debt and ultimately burdens the state?

whether if printing money will have an impact on the money itself? or will it impact the value of the money in the eyes of the world?

if the state prints a lot of money there will be a deficit between income and expenses because if too much money is printed then the value of the country's money shrinks so that the government of a country will print money as needed.

[lehuong]

There's a reason why countries don't print out money easily just to make their country more valuable. Users above me already pointed it out, printing more money will always have an impact because the demand won't equalize with the supply making it less valuable than other currencies if they produce too much. If you want more answers you can just look it up on google there are countries that did inflate their currencies before and it didn't end well for them.

The concept here is just like the supply and demand of bitcoin which is I'm sure you have an idea of. If a country prints a lot of their local currency, then their supply will sky-rocket and it will be easier for their people to have a huge amount of it so, in a result, the value of its currency will decrease. But a different result will happen if the vice-versa of this is what they will do.

It's not the same with Bitcoin because it has a limit and fiat doesn't.

The state does not print much money because the amount of money flowing to a country is enough for that country to circulate exchanges with each other, if we print a lot of money will make the economy affected by the devaluation of excess printing currency

[marsmyname]

why the state does not print a lot of money? than debt to other countries. is not it easier to make money than debt and ultimately burdens the state?

whether if printing money will have an impact on the money itself? or will it impact the value of the money in the eyes of the world?

Simple, it will cause inflation.

Countries currency value is determined by the production of resources. Money cannot increase the production of resources but only gives spending capability.

In early 90's, Zimbabwe printed a lot of fiat money causing a hyper inflation. By 2007 do you know how much an egg cost in the country?

It's 1 billion.

Anything that is in excess or generated this way loses its value. When something becomes common, it really loses all the demand and worth. Same stands good for paper money. If the country will print a large amount of money, its currency will lose all its value. This is the whole reason why printing ample amount is not the solution and why everything becomes expensive in terms of money. It is like, the worth of egg didn't increase but the worth of that country's national currency declined largely.

[Lodipetmalu]

The state can not print a lot of money, they should limit it. Before printing money they need to have a economic study if that amount of money is enough for the money circulation in the states. They will also consider the rates of exchange to other currency. They will also consider the rule of Law of supply and demand.

[Uno17]

Each state won’t print a lot of money because it will cause so much inflation. The printing of monetary will always rely on the country’s distribution of products to produce. For example the estimated production to distribute is just 1billion$, that is also the equivalent of money to be printed and produced so that it won’t cause inflation of prices due to the embalance of demands.