Company greed?

Why would firms push up their prices?

If they would, then certainly they need educating?

It’s like living on The Planet of “You Married a Carrot”.

I can’t give Publius any chocolate because Firminus will ask for more champagne.

Why would inflation rise?

If the balance of trade is uhh NOT balanced, like the US, then the ‘dumping’ will just raise demand on national assets, like land, houses, and companies. This might explain in part why so many foreign investors were bought in so deeply into the american housing market.

In a way, this sort of inflation is like the government having a garage sale on the nation’s assets which, the last time I checked, were the people’s homes, businesses, and land.

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Remember the little bits of paper we call money is actually worth nothing. Its the value given to it by a country’s central bank that is worth something. Outside your country the money is only worth something when it is exchanged into the local currency. That exchange is only possible if the originating country’s central bank allows it and accepts its own currency back.

However there are a few countries in the world that can get away with printing money to pay off foreign debts to some extent. Countries like the US, European nations and Japan have currencies that are used by central banks around the world to keep their foreign exchange reserves. So their currency is more acceptable globally. However even here there is the risk that if you continue to print money central banks will loose confidence in your currency and start using other currencies (such as what china is starting to do with its dollar reserves).

I went through this blog, i have a question on printing Money, Lets CountryA came up with ProductA with costA, CountryB is intrested the Product and buys the product for CostB, lets assume the gain CountryA got is GainA, now the question is how the CountryA represents this gainA????