Why is a given amount of money today worth more than the same amount in the future?
Why the amount of money we have today will not be the same as the same amount in a year?
Why do we have to have money? Why doesn't the US just print more money? If changing from $1 bill to coins would save $4.4 billion over the next 30 years, why isn't the change made? What is the disadvantage of having $1 coins? Why is money so important to society? When will money not matter much to you? Why does the value of money depreciate over time? Why is the dollar increasing? Is money only worth something because we say it is? Is money more important than time? Why is money more important than happiness? Why do we obsess over money? Why can't we print as much money as we want? What would happen if the US stopped using money as a currency? Dollars, gold, silver, everything What would happen if the whole world had the same currency? Why is the US dollar still strong relative to other currencies despite the budget deficit and its slow growth rate? Why earning lot of money should not be our priority? Why is money important to society? Is money more important than knowledge? Why? What would happen if currencies of every country had the same value? What would happen if all the currencies in the world would have a same value? Why does the United States keep giving money to other countries when it is so much in debt? Why does US have low inflation despite "money printing"? Why is money not the most important thing in life? What CAN WE do TO TRUELY BE RICHER using ONLY What money WE GENERATE NOW.? Why is the value of the American dollar decreasing? 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 is the US dollar the de-facto currency of the world? Why do we use money instead of trading? What will happen if all the nations have had the same currency? How one country's currency has greater or lesser value than others?