What is the logic behind scrapping of 500 and 1000 rupee notes by the Indian Government?
Banning 500 and 1000 rupee notes is appreciated but why is the government bringing 500 and 2000 rupees again into the market?
How much does it cost to the Indian government in making of 2000 rupees note? Why can't the Indian government print as many currency notes it wishes and clear the fiscal deficit? For that matter why can't any country in the world do the same? Why is Indian government charging this much income tax? Why are 2000 dollars considered a lot of money in the US by most average Americans? How much does it cost to make a 2000 rupees note to Indian government? Why can't the U.S. government just print more money to address poverty? Why can't the government print an unlimited number of currency? What are the restrictions and how does the currency system actually work? Why does the Indian government not provide welfare schemes and unemployment benefits for the Indian poor? Why can we not print our own rupee notes infinitely and use them in the international market? Why does the government print money? Why does the United States give so much foreign aid to Pakistan? Why is India rupee so weak against US Dollar? Is it that Indians have to pay nearly 65 times more for the same quality product than US Citizens? What's the reason for such Inflation? Why India doesn't print million of notes and develop the country? Why has the government of Ghana been spending the least amount of money per capita in the Eastern Region of the country over the past 38 years? Eleven of the 14 lakh crore rupees have already been deposited in the banks. Has the Modi government failed since all this money will turn into white? Why did Indians take 200 years to get freedom from Britishers? 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?