Inflation and its Causes

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1. hd seen many videos , this ws the only one to satisfy me , awesome
2. oddly enough I live in England and this presentation, although wasn't the best grammatically was more to the point than most from english/americans. Well explained, thank you!
3. Hi, I am curious about the presentation software you used in this video. Can you tell me the name of it?
4. Raises some questions (if the UK has lowering unemployment & increased exports why is inflation so low/stagnant?) tbh as well as avoiding the roll of monetary policy etc.
5. copyright mexus education-hinders the view
6. Thank you! It was very helpful ;)
7. Great Information,
   keep it up Indians you people are really great, Respect from Afghanistan
8. :) Take away the need to take out loans from the global banking system and returning to a scarcity or gold standard would in theory eliminate the concept of Monetary Inflation(loss of currency strength) I think it should be stated that the inflation in marketplace values sometimes has nothing to do with the scarcity value of the goods/services being offered. Many times it is the drastic decrease in the currency strength due to compound interest of currency loans from the global banking system. In turn the value of the good may never increase or decrease but the means in which to pay for it does. Most times this is the case.
   
   Reason why after the current financial crises world wide most have been looking to free themselves from the global banking cabal. From Iceland nationalizing their banks to Iran creating an alternative to the current global banking syndicate. It is easier to chase down a problem when you start to eliminate the factors involved especially if they are superfluous.
9. Thank you :) very helpful explanation indeed :)
10. thank you :)
11. i hate these indian videos
12. Everything that has been described in this video are not causes, but consequences. Inflation arises from the creation of money itself by the central bank and its lending to the governement. The value of money that was in the past backed by real commodities like gold and silver for example is now fiat and has no value whatsoever. The increasing of the fiat money supply dilutes what was once the real money.
    
    A bigger money supply forces a bigger payment with more green papers for real goods which, in turn, did NOT change with time. Thus, the price of goods RELATIVE to the fiat money that banks print rises and that was is called inflation. Then, it causes all the events or situations described in this video. It influences people to buy more and have debts, so the system can continue, but it is externalising all social and environmental conséquences by trying to maintain an ever growing market.
    
    Planet Earth has its own limits and these bankers policies are barely considering them. I mean, come on, banks are pushing their luck and the monetary system has to be entirely reformed before fiat money has almost zero value and causes the collapse of the economy. It encourages population growth, but it's like drugs. You're addicted until they kill you. Or, as a better analogy, the system is like a sprinter running a 400 meters. You run fast at the beginning and it seems like you have the legs to continue forever, but that's borrowed time. At 300 meters, you literally BREAK and you just can't continue the way you started because it is PHYSICALLY impossible.
13. Please delete Logo on this video. It distracts watchers
14. Couldn't listen to the entire video. The accent made it hard for me to understand what she was saying! Can u please have someone else narrate the video? Thanks 
15. great explanation! thanks
16. Exactly the way I wish others could've explained this. Great video!!!
17. yah mon, big ups to the narrator, booyaka booyaka, lorda mercy!!!
18. great!
19. awesome
20. Awesome explanation. :))