Why doesn't the government print its own money?
Why doesn't the US Government print its own money?
Who gets the money that governments print? How does the US Government pay out bounties? Why does the United States have a federal system of government? Why don't we pay off our debts to foreign banks or increase salary of people by simply printing money? Why don't we pay our debts to foreign banks or increase salary of people by simply printing money? Kindly explain in detail. Does GDP of 18 trillion dollars means U.S federal bank is printing that much money yearly? Why doesn't our government use plastic for making currency instead of destroying forests and wasting paper? Why does the United States keep giving money to other countries when it is so much in debt? How come it seems there always isn't enough money? Do they need to print more? Or are the rich taking it all through salary, taxes etc.? Why is the US dollar the de-facto currency of the world? Why is a US dollar currency called a bill? Why would printing lots and lots of money cause inflation when the federals lose trillions and it goes unaccounted for, but there's never a change in the economy? Why does the government tax for non revenue purposes? Why is the American dollar the de-facto global currency? If we find out all the banks, Trumps, etc., etc. haven't paid taxes or get bail outs or launder, does that mean the U.S. owes us one? Why isn't India using polymer currency notes? Banking: How much currency can a country print? Why does US have low inflation despite "money printing"? Why does the government have a debt? To who? Can China always print money? Why don't Indian Government or RBI start issuing plastic Indian currency instead of the existing paper currency notes? Why US Dollar is de facto world currency? Why do we use paper notes/bills instead of net banking? Why doesn't the world adopt a single currency? What would the pros and cons be? The U.S. Treasury Department mints a American Eagle gold coin that is legal tender and has a face value of five dollars. If it is legal tender and issued by the U.S. government, why can't I go to a bank and exchange a $5 bill for one gold coin? Why do US banks not accept coins, considering that they are legal tender? Why is the Indian government not abolishing the currency note of 500 and 1000 to reduce black money? Why has the Ghana government been spending the least amount of money per capita over the past 38 years in the Eastern Region of the Country? Is it true that the government forbids us from collecting rain water for consumption? If so, why? Is it true that the United States owes a lot of money to China?