why the state does not print a lot of money?

[rumoo42]

We can look at Venezuela. This country is desperately printing more banknotes. As a result, the country is in chaos and the economic crisis.

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[fenzuijk]

Stupid countries in history will find ways to spam money, whether copper or banknotes. So now this method is no one to believe.

[Kapee]

Most countries want to add value to the currencies government prints in the country. Imagine when the currencies in each country is being printed more than expected, the demand for the currency will go down and the citizens will find it very easy to get money because it is not scarce in the system. For this reason, the currency becomes worthless and its value will not be recognized any more. 

[itsik78]

Ideally, the size of the money supply should be equal to the number of goods with which this mass is provided.
The increase in emissions will lead to a depreciation of the monetary unit, which in other countries is happening in most countries ...
The budget deficit is partially replaced by unsecured emissions and inflation, which goes into galloping and hyperinflation.
The largest inflation rate is now observed in Zimbabwe (an absolute record)

[coynedterm]

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?

In actual the whole world is integrated with a system of economical growth , where they can print only only that amount of money for which they deserve , I mean to say that how much they can grow .
In my country it is known as GDP growth , and according to that increment ( progress of overall Field of particular market ) the government decides that how much they need to print more notes .
And here we can thimk very well that if anything that will be available in bulk amount then that thing will not have value , that why every country's government develop only limited currency prints .
No one can make fake currency and lower down the value of the currency , that why a rule is made in my country that is known as demonetisation of currency .

[Kuhaku2696]

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 government prints money tailored to the needs. Not too much and not too little, in order to avoid inflation

[Escf4]

The state really can not simply print a lot of  money because if there are a lot of money printed it will affect the economy , the price of the primary commodity will rise up causing a very expensive selling in the stores and markets with a very high value.

[TechnoBibble]

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.

[IntuitiveCoins]

For a country it's better to owe money, than for your money to be worthless.

[alfs75]

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?

Actually everystate have there own monetary funds and thats funds have an equivalent amount of golds deposit into the banks,so therefore to produce more money or to print  more fiat,you needs  more gold to deposit in the banks in order to those country can create or print a lot of paper money,so thats why there is a control and you cannot easily create more money  at least there a  treaty aggreement of thats country thats they make a  money as a credits to those country who want lend them money and allowing to print there own.

[BlackBeauty]

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.

It will very decrease the value of a country and their business market will very down because the system of country will damage, so that's why limited money can improve a country's economical situation, but if you want to extra money for settle life so investment will most important way and the best way is bitcoin because its high price will increase your saving.

[romadon]

If the state prints a lot of money then more money circulates in the community and will cause inflation. It is an increase in the price of goods and the decline in the value of the currency. And money is no longer meaningful to them. So, the state prefers to owe rather than print again, to keep the value of the currency.

[InvestICO2L]

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.

Exactly. Before seeing his question, I just think that most of us know this sort of information but it’s out of my thinking. If a state prints more money and much faster than the growth of real output, it would definitely decrease the value of money and that will lead to inflation. Most important, the hyperinflation may be incredibly cause damage to an economy. Printing money command must follow to the law. Imagine if most of the countries around the world print more money every year, what will happen? Our world will live in chaotic life.

[dharnamonitor]

If the state prints a lot of money then more money circulates in the community and will cause inflation. It is an increase in the price of goods and the decline in the value of the currency. And money is no longer meaningful to them. So, the state prefers to owe rather than print again, to keep the value of the currency.

And the economic collapse will begin, hunger and pover will rise. Additionally, fiat is just a paper and no significant value, printing more money is useless unless your country decided to make a new design/looks for it.

[nguyenthanhvien]

The amount that your country will depend on the amount of gold that your country stores. So if you print more money than the amount of gold that the country stores, your currency will fall in price than the money of another country. This will make your country's economy difficult. This is called inflation.

[qwertyup23]

I believe that you lack the necessary foundation of basic economics which was taught in high-school since printing money will cause inflationary effects in a country, which may eventually proceed to hyperinflation. Although inflation may be shown in a negative aspect, printing money is also a method of the central bank to control inflation. If there is a high supply of products in the market, prices would go down in order for the demand to increase. Central banks may utilize this method in order to increase money supply but this must also be accompanied by increase level of production in order to cope with the unemployment rate during recession.

If banks print more money without any accompaniment or whatsoever, this will devalue the currency of a country resulting to hyperinflation- which in the case of Zimbabwe, the denomination of their currency is absurdly and abnormally high.

The amount that your country will depend on the amount of gold that your country stores. So if you print more money than the amount of gold that the country stores, your currency will fall in price than the money of another country. This will make your country's economy difficult. This is called inflation.

This is actually true. The value of each currency depends on the number of gold reserve the country has. If you print more money that is over the value of the number of gold reserves, then this would eventually lead to the currency being devalued- which again causes hyperinflation.

[Exeus]

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

That`s right the more printed money the value of each of it are very less amount, besides they can actually do that if they want to, but they are thinking about the population of our economy right now and also value of that currency which we really need.

[mak2017]

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?

3rd parties actually do print a lot of money for the government daily in unbelievable huge amounts, but this doesn't help anymore, as powerful countries are living in billions debt. Money is slowly being outdated, and will be replaced by something more modern and with real value. Money is just an agreement between people, it has not much value behind it, and loosing it every year due to inflation.
Most of the people will never believe in fact that money will be replaced by a better financial instrument, but this surely will happen in the near future.

[avadonne]

It seems natural to think that our government should just print more money, so we do not have money problems. Well, that does not really solve the problem at all. It causes more problem. Printing more money will merely cause massive inflation. The demand for goods will tend to go up as we have more money in our pocket but the supply will run out. This will force the sellers to make the price increased. As the price increase, the value of money is not the same as before.

[katerinaliisa]

If the state stops printing money, then money will depreciate and become just paperwork