When governments rapidly increase the supply of money, the usual result is

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Rapidly increasing the supply of money often leads to hyperinflation, where the value of the currency rapidly declines, causing prices to surge. Deflation and low inflation are unlikely results of rapid money supply increase. While there may be an initial increase in long-term investment, it is likely to be unsustainable and may collapse alongside the hyperinflation.

When Governments Rapidly Increase the Supply of Money, the Usual