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The press is free in India to print what it wants. It stands as a bridge between the government and the people to state the intents and purposes of both.
foreign-exchange control
i suggest just cut the paper
buy securities on the open market.
By "The Government" you mean the Federal Reserve Bank. Yes it can print as much money as it wants. But the Federal Reserve headed up by Ben Bernanke (The Federal Reserve Chairman) also understands that if you print too much money, then humans will stop working so hard to get it since they cannot redeem them for goods and services. Humans will instead gravitate toward commodities (things that have intrinsic value) like milk, gasoline, books, cars and clothing.The US Dollar is a "Fiat Currency", meaning it has absolutely no value except in the sovereign rule of law says that you MUST take US Dollar if someone is in debt to you. If the Federal reserve prints too much money, then "Too much money chases two few goods" causing hyperinflation.Chris Martenson discusses the role of the Federal Reserve bank, US Dollar, and Inflation, and how it ties together with these great videos:http://www.chrismartenson.com/crashcourse
the Federal Reserve wants to decrease the amount of money in the economy
the Federal Reserve wants to decrease the amount of money in the economy
It is a part of a document that has been selected in order to be printed. On a spreadsheet there may be a section of the sheet that a user wants to print, so they select it and make it the print area. When they go to print, just that section will be printed.
india wants to claim kkashmir as ntive to india but pakkistan thinks its native pakistan
Cars that are not produced in India are more expensive in India as The Government of India wants people in India to buy Indian cars which are cheaper.
The buyer has currency A while the seller wants currency B. Someone in the process needs to exchange A for B.
raise interest rates & sell securities