why the state does not print a lot of money?

[Erganadine2728]

If the state prints a lot of money there will be no such thing as debt to another country. And the country itself is prosperous with its people. But if such a country is afraid that other countries will not recognize the country's money and can not socialize with other countries. And can not cooperate in any form. In my opinion

[lubah]

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?

I think you do not understand of economy of the state. I'll try to tell for you. When there is a certain amount of money in the state it is good. When there is not enough money, there are 2 ways to get it. Take in debt (credit) or print. If you print money, the money in the state has become more, there are surpluses or inflation, money begins to lose its value. Therefore, many States take money in debt (credit) from other States in their currency. Which leads them into slavery or if everything turns out to profit in balance in the economy.

[microbb8]

If the state prints a lot of money then this will lead to their depreciation and inflation.

[noah tall]

Yes, I agree with your answer all above. If a country prints more money than usual, it will not make the country prosper or advance. But that would be a big problem for the country.

One big problem of printing more money is that the value of the currency of that country becomes less and they will have to more for anything and the most important thing is import. When you buy things on higher price the people will also pay more money for that and they will have no savings and even less money for their daily needs.

[intoy_victor]

Actually each country has a limit to make money. The higher the economy the higher the limit to make money. They do it to look forward if a county is progressing.

[molenracing]

Why the government does not print as much money as possible, of course this is the reason. Because printing too much money will affect inflation. So, if a country prints money constantly in large quantities, then it is not called wealth because the value of its currency will actually continue to decline.

[Pinoyfan]

Paper money itself is worthless, issued under the guarantee of the government's credit, overpaid currency, damaged government credit, and devalued currency.
The excess of money accompanied by inflation and the decline in purchasing power will cause economic crisis!

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[buyukwoody]

Printing money over supply and demamd equilibrium causes to inflation for country's economy. Thus, value of money and real income will decrease and purchasing power will be affected negatively.

[Voidcrafter]

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

As a student of economics I want to say that there is a limit for printing new notes. They look at the circulation of money in their local markets. The purchasing power and the annually inflation ratio in the country. It is right that with huge printing notes the economy decreases and the value of currency also decrease. In my country inflation ratio is 17%.

This is a very high level of inflation in your country. I'm starting to wonder why you're having a rise in prices and a devaluation of your money. Apparently, there is very little production in your country and you buy a lot of imports.

[Gheka]

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?

I think you do not understand of economy of the state. I'll try to tell for you. When there is a certain amount of money in the state it is good. When there is not enough money, there are 2 ways to get it. Take in debt (credit) or print. If you print money, the money in the state has become more, there are surpluses or inflation, money begins to lose its value. Therefore, many States take money in debt (credit) from other States in their currency. Which leads them into slavery or if everything turns out to profit in balance in the economy.

Exactly, if the state prints too much money, the currency of that country in the eyes of many people will be a piece of paper, instead of money, understand more simply, the amount is too large will reduce the value, so no country wants to see that, the state will always seek to maintain and balance to a reasonable degree. And the solution is as you say, they borrow from other countries to solve this problem, as long as the country can still make money, paying the debt is possible, it's still better when they print a pile of worthless paper

[JRDuran]

Because this is bot the answer to resolve the poverty but will only be a hassle to every man's pocket. To resolve the poverty, the government should need to support the source of its respective country by addressing the need in order to put improvement.

[furry04]

The printing will make things worse if the country have not a gold reserve enough for it. As the money will lose value, if a thing has a lot of supply than the value in many cases decreases.

[JamesR1]

The printing will make things worse if the country have not a gold reserve enough for it. As the money will lose value, if a thing has a lot of supply than the value in many cases decreases.

Gold reserve should be equal to the amount of printed money . personally i have no trust in all government around the world because who knows the real story? that the main reason of bitcoin global usage blockchain is transparency and seen by all . 

[Kamote_1102]

Because they know that it will cause a negative to the economy of that Country. If that's the solution to the problem, then it should have been done a long time ago. but it's not the way to pay any debt of a country. The Government still need to keep the balance in every Country, even the printing of their local money.

[ayiaye]

because if the amount of money in circulation, will cause inflation. That is the increase in the price of goods and the decline in the value of the currency. Therefore, the state government prints money tailored to the needs. Not too much and not too little, in order to avoid inflation

[Crypdon]

The crypto scenario here is like bitcoin and digibyte. There are billions of digibyte in circulation but only millions of bitcoin. Printing lots of something either money of crypto will devalue its price.

[weblouartisan]

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?

Printing a lot of fiat or paper money will make the price of their own fiat to decrease its value just the same as cryptocurrency, the market price will be always depending on the supply and demand, fiat value has the same concept.

[Vlack]

Because of this https://www.goldonomic.com/weimar%20fire.gif

The money becomes so worthless that it's cheaper to burn it for fire, than buying wood.

[Kingsingle]

If inflation prints increase, then the currency will lose value. Sometimes you hold a lot of money but do not buy anything, because everyone has a lot of money they do not focus on production and they do not want to sell what they have.

[Betty10]

If the State does print lot of money, there will be a big economic disaster because of the currency will be highly devalued leading to hyper inflation. The state sometimes mop up cash from the public to create scarcity and then leading to high demand for it, so the currency would just appreciate.