In times of deflation, it is better to exchange money for goods or things for money

Inflation is generally the exchange of money for things. Deflation is generally the exchange of goods for money (preferably gold).

Deflation refers to the persistence of a general level.

Inflation refers to a persistent and significant level of generality. (refers to the item**).

Deflation: When the currency circulating in the market decreases, the people's monetary income decreases, and the purchasing power decreases, affecting the price of goods to **, resulting in deflation. (Encyclopedia).

There is less money circulating in the market, i.e., less money relative to the value of the goods. That is to say, money is more valuable, and items are not worth much, so prices will be universal**.

At this time, it is necessary to ensure that the property does not shrink (or shrinks less), and usually exchanging the item for currency. Because the items in your hands have dropped, and the currency you exchange for may buy more things.

But to operate specifically, it also involves a question of time and judgment, that is, whether the price of goods is long-term or short-term? What does the future hold? Will there be any change in monetary policy? Wait a minute.

When you tighten up, money is worth it, and it's best to change it to other things, depending on how much it appreciates and depreciates, for example, if you change it to electrical appliances, it will definitely depreciate.

It's best to swap the item for **.

I think it's better to keep a little bit if you really want to change it or change it for a little money, but also keep some goods.

Deflation--- as the name suggests, is that there is less money in circulation! It refers to the currency appreciation caused by the amount of money issued by a country in a certain period of time when the amount of money in circulation is less than the actual need, which is manifested in the price ** accompanied by an increase in domestic demand, a large increase in goods, and a continuous decrease in currency, resulting in more valuable money.

Monetize the fiscal deficit, will the money in our hands be worthless?

In order to preserve its value, it is indeed possible to buy ** to avoid inflation. But you talk about trading gold bars for cash during deflation?? Brother, when inflation is ****, when contraction is ****, aren't you **buying and selling at a low price??

If everyone thinks like you, it's really going to fall!! And in fact, the price of gold is not very stable, it is difficult for you to say that it will definitely rise, and there are speculators who are n times smarter than you behind the scenes. There is risk!!

But everyone is "optimistic"** - isn't this the purpose of speculators... We may just be trying our luck ... o(∩_o

It's not something you can control, and under normal circumstances, the game hall is directly refunded into money. However, there are also some offices that do not give refunds. It is for you to continue to play after accumulating in the card, or directly exchange for some small souvenirs, which is very watery.

The best thing to do is to find someone else to cash it out. Let's say a hundred dollars and a hundred coins. Then you sell it for one hundred and fifty coins and sell it for one hundred dollars, and then find someone to sell it.

Change items, you can do it at the front desk, our standard is 50 = plush toys, I don't know what your situation is.

To put it bluntly: originally people had 10 yuan in their hands, and there were 2 goods in the market. And now the people have more money in their hands, and it has become 20 yuan.

But there are still only 2 goods in the market. That's inflation. The previous price of a good was 10 2 = 5 yuan.

After inflation, the price becomes 20 2=10. So now the price of ** is up.

The reason for inflation is to put it bluntly here, which is why the people have more money in their hands. There are many reasons for this, but the main one is because of the appreciation of the yuan. Before appreciation, 1 US dollar is approximately equal to 8 RMB, and after appreciation, 1 US dollar is approximately equal to 7 RMB.

If a person exchanged $100 for 800 RMB before the appreciation, and now that the value has increased, he will exchange 800 RMB for US dollars, and 800 RMB will be exchanged for about 116 US dollars. He earned 116-100=$16 from the middle.

Because of this method of making money, many foreign holders of renminbi have gone to China to exchange renminbi back to dollars. In this way, we have more renminbi in China. So there is more yuan in the hands of the people. Inflation is generated.

On the contrary, it is deflation, you should be able to understand it, if you don't understand it, I will explain it to you.

Inflation refers to the phenomenon of continuous and widespread price depreciation for a period of time due to the fact that the supply of money is greater than the actual demand for money, that is, the actual purchasing power is greater than the supply of output, which leads to the depreciation of the currency. Its essence is that the aggregate demand of society is greater than the aggregate supply of society (supply is much less than demand).

Conceptually speaking, inflation is caused by the depreciation of paper money and the phenomenon of price ** caused by the issuance of paper money exceeding the amount of money required in the circulation of goods, which is called inflation.

Deflation is a concept opposed to inflation, and it refers to the persistence of general prices**. The consumer price index is generally used as a metric.

As long as the coins are still in circulation, including one-cent, two-cent and five-cent coins, they cannot be rejected.

Article 16 of the Law of the People's Bank of the People's Republic of China clearly states: "The legal tender of the People's Republic of China is the Renminbi. No unit or individual may refuse to accept all public and private debts within the territory of the People's Republic of China in renminbi payment.

If a merchant refuses to accept a dime or a dime coin, you can report it directly to 12363**.

Coins of one dollar or more are legal tender and cannot be rejected, and coins under one dollar are not legal tender and cannot be rejected.

Deflation is when there is not enough money in circulation. It will increase the value of the local currency, i.e. appreciate. Under normal circumstances, 1 US dollar is exchanged for about 8 yuan; In the event of deflation, the value of the renminbi rises, and 1 US dollar can only be exchanged for a relatively small amount of renminbi (for example, in deflation, 1 US dollar can only be exchanged for 5 yuan).

That is, the exchange rate of the foreign currency against the local currency decreases.

Extended Materials. Deflation refers to the situation of currency appreciation and price persistence caused by the amount of money circulating in the market being less than the amount of money needed in the circulation of commodities.

Generally speaking, moderate deflation, by intensifying market competition, will help readjust the economic structure and squeeze out the "bubbles" in the economy, and will also encourage enterprises to strengthen technological input and technological innovation, improve the quality of products and services, and have a positive effect on economic development.

Deflation has a positive effect on curbing property speculation and encouraging some people who should have the ability to repay their loans early. In the case that people are interested in currency depreciation and borrow money one after another, resulting in the continuous expansion of the scale of debt, deflation is a very good means of curbing people's desperate borrowing money to replace fixed assets, and then using fixed assets as collateral to continue to borrow money to purchase fixed assets, and then waiting for currency depreciation to make a profit. It is possible to curb the vicious circle of the resulting growing debt.

In times of deflation, subsidies and policy benefits can be provided to certain industries, and funds in fixed assets can be guided to flow to the real economy. Deflation can also curb capital outflows, increase the cost of capital repatriation after outflows, and prevent international malicious big capital from "pumping blood".

Deflation can also play a positive role in the internationalization of the national currency, only the money that slowly appreciates will be welcomed by the world, and each currency will experience a strong appreciation period before becoming an international currency, so deflation does not necessarily mean that the economy is not good, but a means of economic manipulation, which can be combined with other auxiliary measures (such as tax cuts, subsidies, etc.) to guide the direction of funds. The dollar's "sheep shearing" to the world is actually a deflationary measure.

However, excessive deflation will lead to a long-term and large-scale decline in the overall price level, a tightening of the market monetary system, a slowdown in the speed of money circulation, and sluggish market sales, which will affect the enthusiasm of enterprises in production and investment, strengthen the mentality of residents in "buying up but not buying down", and influence the "reluctance to invest" of enterprises and the "reluctance to buy" of residents, and a large amount of idle funds will limit the effective growth of social demand, which will eventually lead to sluggish economic growth and a decline in the economic growth rate, which is not conducive to the long-term development of the economy and the long-term interests of the people.

Inflation refers to the currency in circulation

In this case, because the supply of money is greater than the actual demand for money, that is, the actual purchasing power is greater than the supply of output, resulting in the depreciation of the currency of goods, and the price of goods continues to be widespread for a period of time. Deflation refers to the decrease in the amount of money circulating in the market, the decrease in people's monetary income, and the decrease in purchasing power, which affects the price of goods to the highest level, resulting in deflation.

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Inflation refers to the sustained and widespread price of DAO prices for a period of time caused by the supply of money being greater than the actual demand for money.

The phenomenon of the genus. Its essence is that the total demand of the society is greater than the total supply of the society, which is manifested in the depreciation of paper money and the price of goods. The extent of this is measured by the rate of inflation.

Inflation rate Price index 1. An index is a relative number, which is an indicator that reflects the relative change of a certain phenomenon in two periods. To put it simply, 1 piece of clothing is sold for 100 yuan at the beginning of the year and 110 yuan at the end of the year, and the end of the year is 110% of the beginning of the year, and the price has risen by 10%.

Once you know how to calculate the inflation rate, it's time to calculate the price index. The price index can be calculated in different ways in the actual implementation process. Products are divided into consumer goods and means of production, and if only the price level of consumer goods is considered, the retail price index, also known as the consumer price index (CPI), is obtained when calculating.

Inflation, in essence, is.

State-issued currencies, such as the renminbi, exceed the needs of the economy. To put it vulgarly, there is too much money in the domestic market. Imagine that the products produced in the market are fixed for a certain period of time, and the money is much more than the actual demand, resulting in too much money chasing too few products, so its general performance is that prices are generally **.

How did so much money come about? This brings us to the role of banks. The low interest rate of the bank and the low cost of borrowing money directly lead to a large amount of lending, and more money flows out of the bank.

And the money that flows out is not in the hands of the people, but is deposited in the bank; Banks then lend money, and so on, causing money to flow out exponentially.

In today's China, inflation is still rising and is currently in the middle. Its performance is very interesting: these large amounts of redundant currency, first in the field of people's livelihood, such as houses, Chinese medicinal materials, food, mung beans and other fields after profit, due to the suppression of **, and then ran to the field of non-people's livelihood, such as calligraphy, painting, antiques, etc., hype, resulting in a bubble.

They are like a guerrilla, concentrating their forces, picking up soft persimmons and attacking everywhere. To summarize its characteristics, it is that prices have generally risen flatly, and individual commodities have risen sharply, such as pork today, garlic from previous months, mung beans and sugar.

Deflation is the opposite.