Printing money weakens the value of the currency and generally causes inflation.
A country will not produce money in excess due to the negative consequences it can have on the economy. When there is too much money in circulation, it can lead to inflation, making prices of goods and services increase and reducing the purchasing power of individuals. Additionally, it can also lead to a loss of confidence in the currency and the overall stability of the economy.
Depends upon which country you live in. Most countries - nothing. Germany, about 0.4euro per kilowatt hour.
because of the preservation of gold and silver in our country...
carbon monoxide?
Plants produce an excess of oxygen which is released into the atmosphere. This is a product of photosynthesis.
fruits ripe because of the excess sugar that its produce and its excess sugar will go through the unripe fruits.
the government will buy those excess goods.
because of fossil fuels. they produce excess gas
yes.
'Economy' (yes, 'economy' is the correct spelling) can mean: -All of a country's business, industry, etc., and the money they produce -A country that is an economic system -How a country uses its resources -Careful use of money -On an airplane, the lowest class (and cheapest) seats
excess nitrogen
Money is produced by each country in their mints. The US has several mints that will print off paper money and also produce coins. Other countries are similar.
Urban Apparel made in excess of $1 billion in 2011. Much of this money can as a result of sales through their retail locations across the country and their official website.