Sentences with phrase «print money hand»

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There wasn't even money available for stamps, so he used to hand - deliver press releases on a three - speed bicycle, Trained as a journalist, he first became aware of the power of the news media when a local paper refused to print meeting notices he wrote for a controversial group — but gave extensive news coverage to its refusal.

There wasnt even money available for stamps, so he used to hand - deliver press releases on a three - speed bicycle, Trained as a journalist, he first became aware of the power of the news media when a local paper refused to print meeting notices he wrote for a controversial group — but gave extensive news coverage to its refusal.

He would, with the wave of his hand, ensure that the world never ever moves away from the American greenback being the world's reserve currency so that the U.S. can simply print more money as required with nary a care.

Conversely, Washington claims the vast trade surpluses enjoyed by those economies force America's hand into the controversial process of printing money.

Virtually all the money was spent on printed campaign literature either for mailing or for handing out, city campaign records show.

Students can also earn extra cash (that's where I printed the pretend money) for various actions: handing in homework, keeping a clean desk, extra credit work, etc..

In fact, e-books may earn authors more money per copy sold because they can not be purchased second hand, as print books can be.

The school does this in order to make more money selling print, while at the same time excluding second hand and digital sales.

On the other hand, with e-books, there will be some editing and preparation costs, but there are NO printing costs or other huge up - front outlay of money for shipping or warehousing.

The Federal Reserve on the other hand is merely printing money (quantitative easing) which will inevitably lead to inflation.»

Fiat money, on the other hand, is prone to inflation through wild money printing.

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So here, the supply of money is in the hands of a centralised organisation which can print as much money as they want, which results in increase in inflation.

At Bitcoin, on the other hand, no money is printed — it is «scourged» itself or in the cloud (cloudmining).

Banks, on the other hand, have gradually decoupled currency from such fixed commodities to create a system where money can be printed at will — which not only creates great wealth and power, but also creates great debt.