Currency wars, inflation followed by deflation, seizure of profits and wealth?

I'll explain it to you.

You borrowed 8 yuan from me--- it's time to pay back the money (this is inflation) When you borrow 8 yuan from me, I can still buy a hamburger to eat, but when I pay you back, because of inflation, now 8 yuan can only buy half a hamburger, because of inflation, the price is **.

At this time, you will find that although it is the same 8 yuan, even if you add a small part of the interest, you will still lose.

Next time, I'm in deflation, 8 yuan can buy 1 hamburger again, I'm asking you to borrow, so the cycle cycles...

I'll give you another example ...

The same 8 yuan, I made 1 pack of cigarettes, I sold it to you, I took your 8 yuan, bought raw materials, remade 1 pack of 8 yuan cigarettes, and then created inflation, price **, I am selling you for 9 yuan, you are buying that pack of 9 yuan cigarettes... Then deflation, prices fell again, I was buying raw materials, I was making cigarettes for 8 yuan, and when I sold you, the price went up again, to 9 yuan.

Pretty popular, right? Understandable, right? Take the points, right?

The specific example a279783671 is already there, and it looks like that.

In addition, you can read the book Economic Life, which is a compulsory course in politics in the first year of high school, and has detailed answers about inflation and deflation in the first lesson.

Quite simply, print the money desperately, then let it rise in value, and the wealth will go to the bankers.

If there is a lot of money in the market. The people will invest. Then there was no money in the market.

There was no one to buy anything. Goods are naturally declining when no one buys them**. That's when the banker buys something.

Then start getting a lot of money into the market. Wait for ** to go up. Pump the money out again.

In the same way, no one is shopping anymore. The goods went down. Bankers are all about buying low and selling high to make money.

That's it for a short time. I don't want to divide it. Nothing to talk about. Ha ha.

In the event of a war, the price of oil, salt, medicines, etc. will skyrocket.

In the event of a war, prices will be further **. Because it causes inflation.

The reasons are: excessive currency issuance, cost ** push, demand is greater than supply, etc.

When war breaks out, it will increase fiscal expenditure, issue a large amount of money, and the war will consume a lot of materials, further making demand greater than supply, and it will also cause residents to hoard goods, and if the war breaks out in the country, it will also destroy the domestic productive forces.

In times of war, the cost of importing raw materials from abroad increases dramatically. Historically, inflation has been caused during and after war, like the War of Liberation.

When China, World War I.

After Germany, World War II.

After the European countries. And the situation that may be faced after the war is that prices are high, but the economy is sluggish, because many people are dying, and the production base is also bombed, and there is no production.

Inflation occurs when the rate of money exceeds the rate of growth in the production of goods.

For example, the original market is a commodity corresponding to a monetary quantity, but now the number of commodities remains the same, and the monetary volume becomes two, the commodity ** is doubled, and the inflation rate is 100%.

When the money supply is excessive, the purchasing power of money decreases, which causes inflation.

Interest rate is the supply and demand of money, the amount of money decreases, the amount of money will rise, this is the phenomenon of market regulation. Inflation is due to the phenomenon of the price of money caused by the supply of money is greater than the demand for money, and the country in inflation increases the monetary withdrawal of the bank by raising the interest rate (reserve ratio) and other measures, so that the supply and demand of money tend to be balanced, which is a phenomenon of policy adjustment.

In monetary banking, the interest rate is the use of funds**, excess liquidity, then the money becomes worthless, then the liquidity is greatly increased, and the interest rate has no time to change, the interest rate is relatively low.

Inflation is caused by excess liquidity, to put it bluntly, there is too much money circulating in the market, and raising the interest rate on bank deposits is conducive to the return of liquid funds in the market, so as to curb inflation.

Therefore, on the surface, when the inflation rate is high, the deposit interest rate will be increased accordingly, and its effect is to reduce the inflation rate.

With the market.

Amount of currency.

of the increase in market interest rates.

The corresponding decline, this sentence is true. The second half of the sentence is missing some content, and it should be changed to a country that is experiencing inflation, and it is reasonable to raise interest rates in order to curb the worsening of inflation.

So what happens when interest rates rise? It will reduce the amount of money in circulation, because the increase in interest rates will allow people to save more. If people's savings go up and less money is in circulation, won't inflation lessen?

Of course, this approach comes at the expense of economic development, because rising interest rates will increase the cost of borrowing accordingly, which will ultimately hinder economic development.

You can take a look at the Mundell-Fleming model, and you can see it by comparing it with the picture

Answer]: C Purchasing power risk is also known as inflation risk, in the case of inflation, the purchasing power of money is continuously decreasing.

Inflation is the inevitable result of economic development, which can only be regulated and controlled by macroeconomic policies and monetary policies to delay this process, but it is impossible to guarantee that inflation will not occur at allIn capitalist countries inflation is even more cyclical, and this is due to themsystem

Inflation is the inevitable result of economic development, but in recent years, through the speed of expansion has been accelerating, although we have used relevant macroeconomic policies to regulate and control the economy, but still can not avoid the inflation brought about by economic operationIt's just that our inflation is within the range that we can bear, and there will be no hyperinflation.

Spending the same amount of money in life to buy the original 1 2 or even 1 3 things, over time will naturally take away your wealth, such a simple truth.

Inflation is a step by step money that is worthless, and the original money cannot buy the original things, making what we could have been rich and making our money poor, which will lower our quality of life.

Inflation, the same amount of money buys less and less, and our income does not increase with the price of goods, gradually our savings are spent, and even overdrafted consumption.

Inflation, due to the continuous increase in the demand for money in the economic operation, such as the expansion of production and materials, etc., the economic operation exceeds the reasonable range, which refers to the operation of the real economy, entering the stage of blind operation, and the economic loss caused by oversupply will be referred to as the waste of those wealth, such as you enter a batch of fashion, after the cycle did not sell it and finally no one asked for it to become a waste product, of course, the capital is gone. This is one of them. This is an explanation for inflation within a system.

In currency exchange, for example, if you lend someone a certain amount of money, and the other person does not return it to you in the normal circulation of the money, the result is that the value of various factors has depreciated, and the loss of repayment or non-repayment. Please let us know what you think.

Inflation is when there is too much money in the market, so the demand increases, causing the price of goods, and the amount of the price is the amount of wealth that you lose.

To put it simply, the amount of money you hold, that is, the total amount of money has not changed, but the things you buy are less than the original, for example, 100 yuan used to buy 10 catties of pork, but now you can only buy 2 catties.

To put it simply, the amount of money flowing in the market is more than the goods in the market, that is, the money is worthless.

The story of the past and the future.

Inflation inflation

If it is inflation, it means that money is not as valuable as before, for example, the sedan car used to be 10 yuan to buy something, now 100 yuan can be, which means a loss. In the case of deflation, it is something that can be bought for 100 yuan now, and you can buy it for 10 yuan after deflation. And then if you have 100 yuan, there will be deflation, Tongyou, this closed wheel shop will make a lot of money?

...The landlord problem is a bit minor.

So:1Wrong. Yes. ** Still a commodity in its own right.

2.Yes. As the landlord said.

That's why inflation is still possible during periods of the gold standard. Because paper money is essentially a contract. It is a contract with ** or national credit as the subject matter.

Banknotes issued in line with the gold standard are the base currency. It will not cause inflation. However, if the base money is re-put into the market in a credit situation, it may be caused.

Because it is the currency in circulation that causes inflation. instead of the base currency.

3.In Western countries. Most of them do not have the power to issue money.

Rather, it is dominated by banks. **If you want to issue currency. Bonds are required.

Borrow money from banks. Banks issue money. Buy the next ** bond.

So as to achieve the purpose of issuing currency. So once ** needs to issue currency. It is necessary to issue bonds to banks.

So the control is in the bank. That's right.

4.The amount of money issued is difficult to control. There is no absolute metric to measure.

Of course, the landlord can say MV=QP....But actually. The total amount of labor and goods is very difficult to calculate.

Therefore, it is necessary to achieve the purpose of macroeconomic regulation and control through fiscal policy and monetary policy. As for whether it will also trigger inflation. Then it depends on the means of **.

5.Currency wars are slightly suspicious of conspiracy theories. Song Ye himself is a little bit of a financial guard. The landlord still examines this book with his own values.

First question:

Answer: The gold standard is a stable ratio of ** and ** bond "money" to drive the stability of national prices, which is called the gold standard!!

** Labor bond "Money" was developed for the people

Mining ** requires a lot of people's labor, and a small amount of ** is mined, forming a constant ratio, also called the gold standard.

**When the price rises slightly, it is judged to be the relationship between supply and demand, but it will fall**The price will rise sharply for inflation, and it will not fall.

Second question: I'm a little tired and I'm answering it tomorrow.

1. Manipulating interest rates to plunder wealth. Raising the interest rate on deposits and loans attracts a large amount of money to be deposited in the bank, and after there is less money in the market, deflation, currency appreciation, and asset impairment can allow banks to acquire a large amount of assets at a low price. Then the interest rate is lowered, not only does not attract deposits, but also lends a large number of loans, at this time, the amount of money in the market increases significantly, the asset appreciates, the currency depreciates, and then the assets acquired at a low price are sold, and the difference in the currency price in the middle is the bank's profit.

2. Manipulating currency issuance and plundering wealth. The same method as above, but by controlling the amount of money issued to control inflation and deflation.

Because you control the currency, it is equivalent to "borrowing" physical goods from you with a white slip. Generally, the expansion rate cannot keep up with the speed of money printing, so they can always get more things relatively "for less money".