• 3. 3. 2025 • H. T. •
Ever thought about what money really represents? In essence, it’s a way to measure the value of products and services within the economy.
When Governments and Banks create currency out of thin air for non-productive investments, eventually this currency enters the market. The prices of goods and services must rise to balance out the excess liquidity. This is the reason the prices of goods and services are always steadily rising.
With a stable currency, prices are primarily influenced by market factors like supply and demand, production costs, and external events. While these factors can cause short-term fluctuations, they often balance out over time, leading to more stable prices in the long run. Stable money contributes to price stability, but it’s not the sole factor. Natural fluctuations will still occur due to the ever-changing nature of market forces – but with stable money prices eventually settle at their mean value.
In a nutshell, stable money helps minimize inflation and deflation, creating a more predictable environment for businesses and consumers. Stable money leads to stable prices, that leads to stable economy and a stable society.
