Why Can’t Governments Print Unlimited Money?

Why does the government print only a limited amount of #money, why the world has accepted #USdollar as a global currency, why Indian #Rupee has lost its value against #dollar over time. How does a #currency loses or gains value.
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[manavshah]

I spent my 14 minutes wisely and gained a lot of knowledge.
Great explanation! 🙌🏻

[gyaneshwari]

25 saal gujar liya, avi jaake answer mila bachpan k questions ka 😂

[snehaldalvi]

I always wanted answer for "why can't country print notes since childhood" got the answer now. Thank you Nitesh ...you are awesome 🎉

[kajalmehta]

Your explanation is better than teachers who failed to explain these type of important concepts.👌🏻🤗...keep it up bro👍🏻👏🏻

[piyushpithava]

11 months ago
I spent my 14 minutes wisely and gained a lot of knowledge.
Great explanation! 🙌🏻

[pksingh]

This is the reason why subsidies and freebies should only be given to people who need it, it should not be distributed recklessly or else it will lead to huge inflation, people should go and study the Srilankan economic crisis

[meghmhi]

एक ऐसा व्यक्ति जो बिना किसी का पक्ष लिए सिर्फ़ फैक्ट पर बात करता है।🙏am big fan of you nitish sr

[tusharrockss]

6:03 it's not governor of India but the governor of RBI.
Great video btw.

[lucasrobinson]

You're explanation is top tier. No useless information, perfect, filtered and to the point information with precise explanation.

[sanjaykumarsingh]

You linked class 10 economics and history chapter 5 and created a masterpiece

[hridayanshmishra]

I know this concept.. government cannot print more money, Bcs money is just a paper.. what really makes it money are the resources present in one country. For example - suppose a country have 10 kg of wheat so that country can only print money equal to price of 10 kg wheat.
This can be tough to understand for some as I am on text, but nitish will explain it! :)

[dharmeshmali]

You explained very well this topic, this topic is in my b.com 6th semester in international finance subject 🤗

[DanteAlighieri]

Basic law of Economics: Higher the demand of something -> Higher the cost of it.

It is like giving everyone money, so it does not reduce inflation. E.g.: Cost of Hype.

[hardgamer]

For class 10th student Your Answer is here For these Questions:-
1) What is money?
2) why is considered to be the medium of exchange?
3) Why Paper Money Is Acceptable And By whom ? ( RBI)
4) Why Contries Can't Print Money More Than Their need ? - ( 9th history case )
5) What if Money Was not introduced?
6) What is the barter system ?
7) Why barter system lag Behinde ? -(Double Coincidence of wants ) ?
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[bhuneshwarishetty]

Kash m ye video exam ke phele dekhte mera 15 marks scoring ho jata 😔😔😔

[thegoddamnparticle]

Some childhood questions 🙃

1) why government doesn't print a lot of money and distribute it to the people?🤔
2) The sky touches the earth somewhere far away, where is that place?😯
3) If I walk somewhere far away, will the earth end and I will reach the universe?😋
4) How do people enter into the TV?🤪

[aasthadassvlog]

It is basic principle of economics and we studied it in school but you give some extra facts about it 👍👍👍

[qadir.]

I just knew one thing about it from my childhood that "paise print honge to mehgai badhegi" but you explained it in detail. Thank you nitesh sir love from Pakistan

[KiyosakiSays]

Money is not the goal. Money has no value. The value comes from the dreams money helps achieve.” – Robert Kiyosaki

[mohammadaamir]

Very nice content.
Ramazan Mubarak Nitish bhai❤️🌟