why the state does not print a lot of money?

[shelemiah31]

It is because fiat printing has a limit.It is controlled.And most of the countries use digital money.

[julzcoinbit]

The major reason is because of inflation. But I think people in the financial technology world will have more explanation to your question. The government still have a way of manipulating the printing to their favour.

Yeah, printing a lot money Is just worth less It just cause an Inflation and we knew all about that. It makes lesser the value of country currency, which Is not balance for their economy.

[Rocketiy]

You don't know much about the economy. Now every country's printing has been overloaded. The next biggest financial crisis in human history is brewing. Now it is time to enter the money and it can't solve the problem. Economics is very esoteric.

[FingerPrintCoin]

not to trigger inflation! enough reason...

[andriw]

If the money is printed too much, then the residents will automatically hold a lot of money. That way, our buying ability is high and the items we buy will be reduced. The amount of money in circulation will cause inflation. That is an increase in the price of goods and a decline in the value of a currency. The amount of money in circulation will cause the price to adjust upwards, so that money becomes less valuable and more worthless because there are too many. Therefore, the government prints money according to needs. Not too much and not too little, to avoid inflation.

[tdtduy]

You should understand that the distribution of money in each country must follow the principle. There are two main principles:
The first principle is based on the need for reserves.
The second principle is guaranteed by the goods.
Compliance with the above guidelines will be ensured
As a result, the issuance of money will ensure the objectives of monetary policy.

[HasiViraj]

This will be the more terrible oversight that any nation will ,make in the event that they ever choose to print a considerable measure of money.This will make each subject have a ton of cash like what occurred in Zimbabwe a few years back where even basic items cost a ton of money.People needed to pack sacks of cash just to go and purchase a bit of bread since cash lost a great deal of significant worth in that nation in light of the fact that the legislature printed a ton of cash.

[Girlsbit]

Because the government does not have such powers.

[FurDich]

I'm playing Landlord Real Estate Tycoon and I'm always curious - why can not they give me some money? And it really taught me the basics of economics and real estate.

The main reason why states dont print a lots of money it is because if they print a lot therefor the money is not valuable enough but if they print a few then the money will be demand to all the people . No time for other to keep and hold money as well.

[KridNewoj]

The state does not print a lot of money because  if there are plenty of money the state have ,it will create a  very high prices to the  commodity the people are consuming.

[kniheant2]

in my opinion,printing alot of paper money will never ever be a solution to the problem of the huge poverty existing in each country around the globe. Doing this is just creating another problem and demanding more effort from community because the more paper money the less value it will be and the holders will feel uncomfortable of having in wallet.

[hanxinvwang]

You should not understand economics. There is a standard for printing money. If it exceeds the standard, it will cause inflation. Let me give you an example. You can learn about the country of Venezuela. Their currency has depreciated thousands of times. This is the consequence of excessive currency.

[Raven91]

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 they print a lot of money, the value of their money will become low. Remember that the higher the supply, the higher the possibility that the value will fall down because they have a low demand. That is what you called economics. It tackles about the supply and demand of the consumer.

[max fray]

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 state makes the additional emission of paper money (e.g. prints them) this leads to a rapid loss of value of the national currency (this is called inflation). In such a case all the savings of the population (bank deposits, retirement funds, personal savings) also lose their value, which eventually leads to catastrophic consequences.

[Pan Troglodytes]

in my opinion,printing alot of paper money will never ever be a solution to the problem of the huge poverty existing in each country around the globe. Doing this is just creating another problem and demanding more effort from community because the more paper money the less value it will be and the holders will feel uncomfortable of having in wallet.

Mate, you should realize that they are not printing money to solve the problem of poverty (sic!). They are doing it exclusively so the wealthy elite becomes richer. Whoever has the new money first, can use it before it loses value and it so happens that banksters have it first, and poor people have it last, when it has already been watered down: the value of the new money together with all their saved money they might have had too has been weakened.

[Pan Troglodytes]

You should not understand economics. There is a standard for printing money. If it exceeds the standard, it will cause inflation. Let me give you an example. You can learn about the country of Venezuela. Their currency has depreciated thousands of times. This is the consequence of excessive currency.

It is not entirely true. The sad truth is that in all countries that print money (literally or in the form of credit) the money loses its value. For instance in US their dollar has retained less than 2% of the original value from 1900. And US is not Venezuela!

[maculeth]

hey, that sounds really funny. the world economy will be chaotic if each country prints their own money and is given to everyone. there will be no work, and the world economic turnover will stop if that happens.

[yatogami]

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?

Ideally, money should be supported by gold reserve and gross domestic product of the country. If there is too much printed money their value goes down, and inflation starts - and that can lead to collapse of the economy.

[BertoloyBTC]

The state or any country does not print a lot of money , because if there is abundant supply of money ,the commodity in the country will have a  very high prices, and this could create an imbalance economy .

 

[Ponti]

This is a very simple question. That will cause inflatian, thus money will loose value. Thats why its a game of "supply and demand".