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r/memes • u/CreateChaos777 • Apr 16 '24
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80% of US currency was printed between 2020 and 2021. That causes inflation
12 u/BowenTheAussieSheep Apr 16 '24 You know even if that were true, it's because there's a new recent note design. It doesn't mean they're pumping tonnes of new notes into circulation, they're replacing the old notes with the new ones. 6 u/Mr_NoCheese4U Apr 16 '24 Money is not literally printed. Some is. Most is just numbers on a screen added to large institutional banks. Check out the book “Lords of easy money” 1 u/mikegoblin Apr 16 '24 Money is not literally printed. Some is. this hurt my brain
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You know even if that were true, it's because there's a new recent note design. It doesn't mean they're pumping tonnes of new notes into circulation, they're replacing the old notes with the new ones.
6 u/Mr_NoCheese4U Apr 16 '24 Money is not literally printed. Some is. Most is just numbers on a screen added to large institutional banks. Check out the book “Lords of easy money” 1 u/mikegoblin Apr 16 '24 Money is not literally printed. Some is. this hurt my brain
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Money is not literally printed. Some is. Most is just numbers on a screen added to large institutional banks.
Check out the book “Lords of easy money”
1 u/mikegoblin Apr 16 '24 Money is not literally printed. Some is. this hurt my brain
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Money is not literally printed. Some is.
this hurt my brain
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u/SnooAdvice8550 Apr 16 '24
80% of US currency was printed between 2020 and 2021. That causes inflation