How money is created, or "printed".
It is not how you think.
The prevailing narrative is not accurate.
The summary from the link below:
"We can see, then, that in a modern economy money is created primarily through commercial bank lending and secondarily, through Bank of Canada loans directly to the government. While money-creation by the Bank of Canada tends to be deliberate and calculated, money-creation by private banks is much more dependent on the current state of the economy. Since it is the establishment of new bank loans that create most of money, the overall money stock is predominantly determined by the willingness of both commercial banks to make loans and the private sector to take on debt. Understandably, such willingness to both borrow and lend tends to fluctuate significantly alongside the cyclical nature of a modern economic society."
[url]https://www.canadianmoneysaver.ca/articles/3537?utm_source=perplexity[/url]
It is not how you think.
The prevailing narrative is not accurate.
The summary from the link below:
"We can see, then, that in a modern economy money is created primarily through commercial bank lending and secondarily, through Bank of Canada loans directly to the government. While money-creation by the Bank of Canada tends to be deliberate and calculated, money-creation by private banks is much more dependent on the current state of the economy. Since it is the establishment of new bank loans that create most of money, the overall money stock is predominantly determined by the willingness of both commercial banks to make loans and the private sector to take on debt. Understandably, such willingness to both borrow and lend tends to fluctuate significantly alongside the cyclical nature of a modern economic society."
[url]https://www.canadianmoneysaver.ca/articles/3537?utm_source=perplexity[/url]
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