How is money produced?

Question

How is money produced? How does the treasury decide how many notes to print every year? How is it printed in terms of?

Answer 1

Yes they do and they print it in a machine. NEVER TRY TO MAKE MONEY AND USE IT!

Answer 2

They destroy a certain amount of money each year (old, ripped...), then they calculate how much money is still out there and then compare it to how much gold we have. They then make enough money to make them equal. So if 1oz. of gold is worth $1 and we have 100 oz. of gold and $87 produced, then they will make 13 mor dollars! hope this helps!

Answer 3

on trees, don't believe that lie your parents tell you!

Answer 4

money is made in a mint. the old notes are destroyed and fresh ones are made to replace them. If the Gov't just prints money there will be excess liquidity in the economy and that would lead to devaluation of the currency and thus inflation

Answer 5

try googling U.S. treasury or mint good luck

Answer 6

there are sheets of cotton/jean kind of material (not paper), the cottony stuff is pulled apart and worn down and everything until its really soft and 'manageable'. then, they are stamped and then cut. this 1 person goes behind this curtain thing and inserts the wire through the side of the sheets of paper.

we had 2 watch a movie on it 4 school-it was reallllly boring.....