because it all depends on the world market, and it would cause the U.S. to owe a ton of money to different countries.
it would simply cause inflation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the governmet can suck it
Because the government is only basing their money to their dollar reserves and gold reserves which is an international medium of exchange.If the government produces more money than the value of their reserves,it is called inflation.
No. The state governments cannot print money - that's the jurisdiction of the federal government. The only way state governments are allowed to mint their own currency is if it's in gold or silver. To the best of my knowledge, no state has ever done this.
Because that causes inflation which lowers the value of the money and you end up with the same or lower total amount of value for your money.
print more money
The larger the deficit the more inflation there will be. The government will print more money in the hopes of being able to get out of the deficit easier.
We cant just print more money because we have to mach the money in gold. So if we make more money thin it would be less for later things. (such as wars and disaster response.)
It must either "borrow" it from somewhere, creating a budget deficit - or - they must print more money, devaluing the nation's currency and causing inflation.
No. Nobody has more money than the U.S. Government. Or, you can argue the Government has no money at all and is in debt.
Because it would devalue the current dollar... basically, it makes the dollar worth "less"
In order to print money you need the gold to back up the printed banknotes in order to keep and even balance
They print more bills in the Treasury.