Money printing is the central bank's creation of new currency, often electronically, to boost money supply. Used to fund government spending, stimulate economies, or manage crises, it can fuel inflation. Beneficiaries include governments, borrowers, and asset holders, while savers and fixed-income earners may lose purchasing power.
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