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If for example money supply growth were held flat within a growing population, new workers would find it difficult to find jobs, let alone receive money compensation in new paychecks, or to find living quarters and other basic necessities. Hence the necessity to regulate money growth in tandem with the number of new workers entering the labor force. The growing labor force will create the new housing and other necessities to sustain itself. Inflation occurs when corrupt politicians flood the country with "free money" to buy votes for themselves.
If for example money supply growth were held flat within a growing population, new workers would find it difficult to find jobs, let alone receive money compensation in new paychecks, or to find living quarters and other basic necessities. Hence the necessity to regulate money growth in tandem with the number of new workers entering the labor force. The growing labor force will create the new housing and other necessities to sustain itself. Inflation occurs when corrupt politicians flood the country with "free money" to buy votes for themselves.
===Simple supply and demand===
Currency, or what many refer to as money, are called "demand notes" - notes that can be presented as demand for goods and services. Demand notes, in theory, represent the demand for good and services.
In an inflationary scenario, the supply of goods and services available is relatively stable, whereas excess demand notes in circulating can lead to shortages and empty shelves. Inflationary proponents argue this is a good thing, leading to demand for more jobs to produce more goods and services. However, history and experience teaches it is more like placing an entire society on a hamster wheel. Inflation not only destroys savings, it destroys the incentive to save money, which is necessary for job creation in a healthy environment.
==Hyperinflation==
==Hyperinflation==