> printing inflation also comes when dormant money enters circulation or the monetary supply is concentrated in an area or when commodity goods see a new tax or the supply of the same commodity goods is restricted or when a currency is being replaced or when a major trade agreement or currency exchange shuts down or a half dozen other scenarios happen that i can't think of right now.  the pound, for example, used to crash frequently in the 20th century and it had little to do with printing, but more to do with whole economies ceasing their use of it.  lastly, you have to be 18 to post here.
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