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Hence the problem. But how does that relate to American economics since there is no "cashing out" procedure. If the government gave everyone a bunch more money, there is no "checks and balances" since no one, at the end of the day, goes to the cashier station and exchanges their "chips" money in this case for something of value.
Exchanging your chips at the end of the day for MONEY back which has value in our eyes makes sense, hence why you can't give out more chips than the money you have in the vault.
But it seems the American dollar is not a paper representation of the "money in the vault" no one goes to cash in their money in America. So I don't understand how currency works and why we can't just print more money since it really isn't representative of anything of value.
Let me try to remove some of the confusion. Now suppose the government simply prints more dollar bills and gives you and imagine everyone else an additional hundred dollars. If you want to eat more than lbs of corn a month, now you can do so but presumably, since others like you also want to do the same, the demand for corn in the economy would go up and very likely its price as well. This, roughly speaking, is inflation, and it is eroding the real value of your dollars -- you are getting less corn for every dollar than you used to.
As an individual employee creates more value through increased productivity , she will see her salary increase proportionately. Her employer or customers must either give her more units of currency or more valuable units of currency.
If the money supply in a country is fixed but productivity increases, then each unit of currency must store greater value. If the productivity of an economy is fixed but the supply of currency decreases, then each unit of remaining currency must store greater value. The opposite is also true. When productivity declines faster than the supply of money, the value of each unit of currency drops.
The most common monetary phenomenon, inflation , is produced the other way around — the supply of money grows faster than productivity. There are more units of currency around to absorb productivity, so each one ends up representing less exchange value in the market. The foreign exchange markets are particularly complex. This is partly because there are two types of forex traders. The first type of trader is looking to make a purchase in a foreign market, so he needs to convert one currency to another.
The vast majority of these transactions are performed by banks or other major financial institutions on behalf of their domestic customers. The second type of trader is simply looking to trade currency with a lower expected future value for currencies with higher expected future values. This currency speculation plays an important function in international markets, but it is forward-looking and doesn't cleanly equate to current purchasing power or national productivity.
The wide range of possible factors that influence currency value in international markets includes the relative monetary policy between governments and central banks, differences in economic forecasts between one country and another, the differences in productivity between one set of workers and another, and the relative demand for the goods and services produced between different countries. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Investopedia.
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