Why Can't We Just Print More Money?

Ever wondered why governments don't just print more money to solve financial problems and make everyone rich? And why governments don't just print unlimited money to pay off debt and make everyone wealthy? This video breaks down the economic consequences of printing money and explains why this seemingly simple solution can lead to serious issues like inflation or even hyperinflation.

Using simple, easy-to-understand language and real-life examples, we'll explore the concept of money printing and its impact on the economy. Subscribe for more financial videos and tricks!

Chapter:
0:00 Introduction
0:35 Basics of Inflation
1:06 Example: Bread Inflation
3:46 Country Example 1: Weimar Republic Germany (1920s)
5:04 Country Example 2: Zimbabwe (2007)
6:26 Country Example 3: Venezuela (2016)
7:56 Conclusion: Inflation
8:52 Why Don't Governments Print Money to Pay Off Foreign Debts?
9:35 Solution: What Should the Government Do Instead of Printing Money?

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[OnlyifSenpai]

You are probably one of the best people in the world as you are spreading such information. I am from Pakistan and nobody understands economy here. They think that by simply raising the production of money will solve the problem of hyperflation and poverty.

[emery]

My favourite part of these videos, outside of the new knowledge I gain, is how to actually solve the problems. Knowing there are solutions to problems makes them look less imposing and unbeatable, even if it won't always be put into practice...

[delfinanthonyballad]

This video explained my whole semester in economics

[prosperdonyo]

These videos have thought me more in 15 mins than I have learned in 9 months of school

[davidvinicius]

As brazilian, I suffer with infration every month. It's terrible, the inflation grab you to be more poor slowly, and the majority of brazilian people don't realize who cause the problem.

[Mirakuruuu]

Your contribution to the society is the real wealth

[ThomasVillegas-qm]

As an Argentinian, we've been suffering this since 1960. Things with inflation are getting better but it is still bad. Days before Javier Milei was elected as the president, the last Peronist Goverment as well as the Minister Sergio Massa made the country so high that it reached to 300%+ in just 2-3 weeks. The second highest in the country's history and the current highest inflation.

[ferdiejamora]

Bro just taught me the week lesson plan in a 10:46 min video

[ItsRancio]

Extremly concised explanation and straight to the point without bullshitting around, truly an amazing video

[jayb]

I clicked on this video out of a vague interest, but figuring that I already knew the answer, but it was very well explained and included a few things that I hadn't considered or didn't fully realize.

[inpatol]

As an argentinian, the answer was really clear before watching the video.

[BryanRegrettablyAnimates]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS

My dad taught me this lesson early and I am extremely grateful because I have seen hundreds of people voting for more loans and other regulations which lead to or directly cause printing money in some cases, and it’s very likely it’s because the people who voted didn’t understand inflation. I am extremely grateful that you’re teaching this lesson to people whose parents may not have, because it’s really pained me to see money getting printed only for the American economy to get worse.

So, again, thank you SO much

[mazharpatan]

Best yt channel to explain things that are useful in our life. W

[ToonMan_Productions]

I would ask this question every time someone complained about having no money as a kid, this answers that. Awesome video, awesome channel!

[abhigyansrivastava]

My god, I never understood this concept for so many years and today somehow you explain it in 10

[itsonlyhimself]

I've been wondering my whole life about this. Thank you so much, you're a savior

[ethandouro]

As a Brazilian, I would say the inflation really lowered the purchasing power of the average low to middle income brazilian, we kinda have a culture of eating Rice, Beans and then a cooked vegetable or meat together, and at morning we eat dairy products, our government calls this “Cesta Básica”, which are our cultural common goods, and it used to cost R$318 monthly in 2013, when 1 USD was equal to R$2.30 BRL, nowadays, the Cesta Básica costs R$786 monthly, which is a very expensive amount, and we can't really afford as much we did. (Minimum wages in Brazil is R$1, 700, and average wage is R$3, 000, but only in developed cities, the city I live has an average wage of R$2, 500), great video!!!

[lonetraveller]

Finally found the best explanation about inflation. Keep up the good topics.

[nocontenttwozerofour]

This channel explains everything so clearly even my cat understands now. The subtitles? Comedy gold! I come for the knowledge, stay for the laughs. Keep Growing