<ul><li>Money printing, when done excessively and without control, can lead to hyperinflation.</li><li>Uncontrolled money printing has led to severe cases of hyperinflation in the past, such as in Germany in the 1920s and in Venezuela today.</li><li>The value of money decreases as the money supply grows, resulting in rising prices and reduced purchasing power.</li><li>A significant portion of the world's money only exists as digital numbers in databases, with physical cash making up a small percentage.</li></ul>

. Money Printing and Inflation

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