How countery got money printing limit?
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Well, Mr.President, it works like this.. Never mind, you wouldn't understand.
Yeah, probably
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You speak with forked tongue
The money you use doesn't have any actual value - Its a representation of gold i believe. Like the british pound is a currency - If a bank had a 1 pound (currency in weight) and you wanted to swap it for a one pound coin (which's value is probably a few pennys) they would swap it for gold.
Good grief what are you talking about?!!
Do wot?
People familiar with finance and budgeting for countries realized that a country that printed money without a limit would cause prices to rise, as too much printed money would be chasing a known amount of goods and services. Accordingly, to protect against run-away inflation in prices, countries had to adopt restrictions on printing money to protect their national economies from inflation.
effectively countires can print as much money as they like (look whats happeing in Zimbabwe right now, Germany in the 20's.
the only exception to thsiu rule are countries that are memebers of a currency union (such as teh East Carribbean and the Euro) where the entity in charge of the money supply is supranational.
Any country with sovereign control of its own currency can print as much (or as little) currency as it decides too much you get inflation leading rapidly to hyper inflation. to little you get economic stagnation just right your currency is realtively satble.
its not the only factor affecting inflation but it shte easiest one for a politician to manipulate. They often crack oopen the valves on an economy just before an election to encourage people to feel happy and want toreelect the ruling charlatans
Try learning to spell and grammer before trying to ask other questions?
Oh yes, most definately.
Whatever the question is.
I think you're askign does a country have a money printing limit, or can they just print cash when they want ?
If so, there is no limit but the country will sprial into inflation if they print too much. Many countries, liek the uk, let this be handled by the treasury. other countries, like Argentina, allow anyone with a printer to do the deed.
yes usually judged with the level of inflation. More money higher inflation, less money, lower inflation.
uh?
Someone call a treasury agent. If this is a DIY question, this guy is obviously a forger.
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