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Because it would devalue the current dollar... basically, it makes the dollar worth "less"

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Q: Why can't the Treasure Dept. just print more money when the government - or individuals - run out?
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Where does the government print money?

Washington D.C.


Who can print money?

In the US, it is the US Government alone that has the authority to print currency.


Who can legally print money?

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Can only national government print money?

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Is it true that banks print money?

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Why does the government shred old us money?

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Who sells the government paper to print money?

China -Justilie<3


When does a government print money?

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How much money does US government print each day?

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Is it illegal to print fake money for marketing purposes?

Yes, it is illegal! Whether you would be prosecuted is another matter.


Can North Carolina legally print money?

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Which branch can print money?

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