It has a value of $20 but lacks worth.If there's only one $20 bill in existence and there are no more being made; that solitary $20 is worthless... It has no value
It has a value of $20 but lacks worth.If there's only one $20 bill in existence and there are no more being made; that solitary $20 is worthless... It has no value
Obviously if there is only one then no one has a need for any other $20 bill (because more could've been made). Demand = 0. You could put it in a garage sale and see if it can be traded it for something else.It has a value of $20 but lacks worth.
Would that be like a University Derp?
Fiat currency has a value while specie backed currency has worth in something tangible. Value and worth have different meanings.Obviously if there is only one then no one has a need for any other $20 bill (because more could've been made). Demand = 0. You could put it in a garage sale and see if it can be traded it for something else.
Fiat currency has a value while specie backed currency has worth in something tangible. Value and worth have different meanings.
Payrolls would be met if you change hourly wages to salaries paid daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly so you do not have to pay it hourly as you suggest.
... So, what is backing the worth of this single $20?
Whatever that 'collateral' is (assuming more can be sourced), can also account for the $5 difference in interest.
Payrolls would be met if you change hourly wages to salaries paid daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly so you do not have to pay it hourly as you suggest.
Gold has little to no use or value except for that created by speculation. Speculation in future price is the only reason it is dug out of the ground. How is that any different than running a printing press where people speculate on the future value of what you print?Fiat currency has a value while specie backed currency has worth in something tangible. Value and worth have different meanings.
And that is precisely why they keep manufacturing more dept - it has value to those who control it.Supply and demand, just like anything else. If there is a value to it then you make more. If there isn't you don't.
Creation of money out of thin air for loans, and low chance of person paying it back is not a good combination.
As long as your Economy is good and the people can manage to pay back the money, the system works.
Major default by a large number must be avoided at all cost.
I'm not sure what this has to do with inflation. Inflation happens when money loses value.
Money loses value when you print it.
If you print it and the people you loan it too can't pay it back the system collaps
That would have to happen with a LOT of money that is unsecured.
Like the sub-prime market.
If we had a fixed amount of currency how would we produce and sell oil? Trade it for Florida oranges? All of the existing dollars are spent.And that is precisely why they keep manufacturing more dept - it has value to those who control it.
I doubt it, it probably counteracts inflation. The biggest cause of inflation is greed and demanding higher wages!