if u cant print more money to fix the economy why not say its worth different amounts

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have you ever watched the stock market news its always like the dow jones and the nasdak is up 14.5 points and other dumb shit nobody gets why not just say that like ten bux is worth like ten bux worth of work or something instead of this dumb retarted vague shit
 
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Current currencies are fiat; ergo fake and gay. Their worth is not linked to something tangible like gold or bacon, rather the "market" (fake) decides how "valuable" your money is when it's used to buy TEMU shit overseas (gay).
 
Current currencies are fiat; ergo fake and gay. Their worth is not linked to something tangible like gold or bacon, rather the "market" (fake) decides how "valuable" your money is when it's used to buy TEMU shit overseas (gay).
But if I print more money for my monopoly game, there's more money to give out, checkmate.
 
BLAH BLAH BLAH JEW SHIT, Monopoly has more money and everyone is happy, but that doesnt matter to you because you want to be Mr. Negative
 
You got me wrong though, I wished that our money followed Monopoly rules. Everytime you passed "GO", the bank gives you enough money to live and save for a home, fucking utopia right there.
 
Current currencies are fiat; ergo fake and gay. Their worth is not linked to something tangible like gold or bacon, rather the "market" (fake) decides how "valuable" your money is when it's used to buy TEMU shit overseas (gay).
The market also decides how valuable things like gold are. Tying currency to how much gold you pull out of the ground and horde in a vault is no more "real" than just a regular ass fiat.

Might as well have a whiskey standard. $20 = 1 bottle of government whiskey.
 
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Zimbabwe and other 'developing' nations facing extreme inflation have tried that. They've reset their currencies dozens of times trying to force things to just stay at a normal value. But the economy isn't just made up numbers (mostly), there's tangible supply and demand driving it.

What happens when you say the price of each item can be no more than __ but the supply/demand is driving inflation? Businesses just close down. Because to not inflate prices and sell for the 'legal' price would be to lose money on each sale. Whole economies just collapse, nobody can buy shit, people starve.

You're probably trolling, but there's your real answer anyway.
 
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