why the state does not print a lot of money?

[manismanja]

it seems the country does not print too much money because it seems the government already understand if the money in print with a lot of money will be destroyed and collapsed because of too much supply.

[Telegramrazer]

because of economics to keep stable, supply and demand, if supply is high the value of demand decreases

[LeGaulois]

It is because money is backed up with gold, and if you have no gold, you can not print more money at all, it is a gold reserve something..

For your information money is not backed by gold since 1981  Some countries don't hold gold (or not a lot) and it doesn't mean it doesn't have money circulating. In another side, some countries own tons of gold it doesn't mean the country has a lot of cash.

Money is not free. Governments don't print money, the central banks do. Governments borrow money and pay a percentage back. So, of course, a govt. can't borrow 100,000 trillion without something to give in return. It creates debt. and governments keep increasing the taxes an keep borrowing money

[dreico]

so that the money they make does not lose its relevance and yes it will not be particularly beneficial to them

[arief89]

why the state does not always make money, because if a country is printing too much money, the value of that currency will go down so it will cause more problems, that's why they prefer to owe rather than make money

because if the country prints a lot of money then there will be inflation so that the country will not want to print too much money ...
to print the money the country should see the economic development first, if the economy is stable and need money then the government print money ...

[yakafi]

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 a country prints a lot of their local currency, then their supply will skyrocket and it will be easier for their people to have a very large amount so, thus, the value of its currency will decrease. But different results will happen if the opposite of this is what they will do. the value of their currency will be high.

[liuziwenfree]

Additional banknotes can cause serious inflation!
You can see that Zimbabwe has serious inflation and it takes a lot of money to go out to buy food!
The Zimbabwean dollar has become useless, supermarket shelves are empty, people are famined, industrial production is stagnant, public transport, public power is interrupted, and the economy is in a state of collapse!

[xAnima]

Like most Cryptocurrencies, it has its own Circulating Supply and decides whether to add more to the pool of circulating money. They are also careful in creating money because they know that a lot of fake ones can be created too. They are not creating more money because they know that there are already a large amount of money being used and they know that it is enough for the population of people they are accommodating.

[jovs]

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 printing of money is regulated by the Central Bank, Federal Reserve Bank in US. Failure to balance and regulate the production of bank notes will cause a terrible effect in the entire economy, that would surely leave the country's economy under a serious bankruptcy and may put domestic product in danger of over consumption or improper utilization of natural resources.

[Konco126]

Just imagine if the country prints a lot of money, maybe to buy basic needs we need a lot of money. As in the zimbabwe country I heard, the money is not very necessary, because it is too much money. The impact is making economy increasingly maligned, it is very difficult to get basic needs. In essence, domestic money is not needed because so much scored it.

[mahilchii]

There is some reason behind the scene and the paper currency printing is limited to make the inflation in control as everyone says. I don't know who fixes this inflation and if a country prints its own currency how other countries will be knowing that is a big question for me from my childhood.

[sheldonnnn]

Printing more money doesn’t increase economic output in any way –  it merely causes inflation. If the government print too much money and inflation get out of hand, investors will not trust the government and it will be hard for the government to borrow anything at all. Therefore, printing money could create more problems than it solves.

[onyok]

why the state does not always make money, because if a country is printing too much money, the value of that currency will go down so it will cause more problems, that's why they prefer to owe rather than make money

yeah correct,! Its simply as the supply and demand the more the supply the more the demand decrease... So the more the supply of the fiat currency the more the low its value.

[feifei001]

Why countries don't always make money, because if a country printing too much money, so the value of money will decline, which can lead to more problems, such as rising prices, inflation and trade surplus

[Wintersoldier]

Because printing a lot of money just produces a lot of stocks which could indicates a decrease on the value. Always keep in mind that the more money it circulate on the market as they could print it out the more it losses its value. Just like it would make sense on the system of transaction on the market.

[MS.LAWLIET]

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?

When a country print a lot of money, it will decrease it's value or even lose it. It happens once in the philippines before a sack of money cost very little. And i think that's one of the reasons.

[Bonsaiav]

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?

Previously, maybe we've heard some countries who have printed a lot of money, and nominally quite fantastic, including Yugoslavia, Zimbabwe, Germany, Greece and Hungary. The point's we cannot arbitrarily print money as much as possible because it could lead to an increase in the price of goods and the decline in the value of money itself or commonly referred to as inflation and make everything there very expensive.

[kabelpeggek]

On the economic side, the problem is that printing more money doesn't mean that the country will be rich. The more money that is printed, the more it is devalued which can lead to inflation of goods and services. The law of supply and demand also applies to money. The government will print what is just enough. Any country wants to avoid inflation that is why they can't just print money even if they want to.

[rimueng agam]

Because by printing a lot of money there will be a massive inflation that will make the country's economy will be more destroyed, and again the price of goods will be expensive because the currency of the country has no value anymore.

[merrillolive]

If we print many money, we will not be able to buy anything when we hold the money so the state does not dare to print much money when we have a lot of money. We do not care about money and they say they will not need money.