2 thoughts on “The larger the currency denomination, the better or the better? Is the amount of currency noodles related to the economy of a country?”
Timmy
Why don't you left and right? Intersection Intersection Too big that is super inflation, too small will lead to serious circulation. The maximum currency circulation currency cannot be higher than the lowest living standard of the country. This is related to all the people's people.
In the process of development of all countries, with inflation, the currency issued by the government is "splashed water", and natural disasters, war, economic crisis, and regime change factors such as destruction are all delaying economic development. Therefore, there are always more currencies than commodities, and rising commodity prices are normal. In order to facilitate the pricing, some countries have adopted the practice of reducing currency face value when choosing time, such as the four "0" of the RMB in my country in 1955; there are also a few countries that they choose to change. South Korea and Japan are these minority countries.
Why don't you left and right? Intersection Intersection Too big that is super inflation, too small will lead to serious circulation. The maximum currency circulation currency cannot be higher than the lowest living standard of the country. This is related to all the people's people.
In the process of development of all countries, with inflation, the currency issued by the government is "splashed water", and natural disasters, war, economic crisis, and regime change factors such as destruction are all delaying economic development. Therefore, there are always more currencies than commodities, and rising commodity prices are normal. In order to facilitate the pricing, some countries have adopted the practice of reducing currency face value when choosing time, such as the four "0" of the RMB in my country in 1955; there are also a few countries that they choose to change. South Korea and Japan are these minority countries.