The amount of money in the economy may decrease but, at the same time, its relative value may also decrease if either or two factors are sufficiently true:
1. The velocity of money has increased.
2. The real GDP has fallen more quickly than the decrease in money growth.
Additionally, money growth may be shrinking (df2/d2x < 0) but still growing (df/dx > 0). In this case, inflation is still occuring, ceteris paribus, since the total amount of money in the economy is strictly increasing.
Yes it can if left in water for long periods of time.
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Just as a decrease in the value of a dollar is called inflation (it take more dollars to buy the same good during a period of time), the increase in the value of a dollar is usually called deflation.
It can't be a coin and bill at the same time.
1 U.S. dollar = 0.71 Euros at the time of writing.
Yes it can if left in water for long periods of time.
Anyone who wants to inflate 4 balloons at the same time.
They shrink when you put them in the dryer.
u jump up and left at the same time hope that helps:)
the cyst can and most likely will shrink itself. although i have had a cyst the same size that ruptured, this is VERY painful you will know when it ruptures. your doctor will tell you were or not it needs to be removed. most of the cyst will shrink and absorb back into your body though.
That seems fairly obvious
A long-term technique used by investors who purchase an equal dollar amount of the same stock at equal intervals in time is called Dollar cost averaging.
No you actually grow
As the exchange rate at this time, one US dollar is about the same 6.80 at the time.
No matter what the length or width, a dollar just never stretches far enough any more. Anyway, the length and width of the dollar bill and the diameter and thickness of the dollar coin have varied over time and across nations. (The dollar does not originate in America!) The United States dollar is presently about 6.13 inches long, and about 2.61 inches high. You'll find more precise figures floathing around, but that precision is really spurious. Dollar bills aren't made exactly the same size, and don't stay the size they were made, as they are crumpled and splashed. (Put a dollar bill in liquid ammonia for a while; it will discernibly shrink.)
Yes, the Sun will eventually shrink. It is estimated to shrink in about 5 billion years from now so we would have moved on or evolved by that time anyway.
Shrink ray island will be available to everyone on July 28, 2011