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    This document provides an overview of financial markets and money. It discusses the history of money, from early forms like stone money used on Yap Island to the development of coins and currency. It then covers some key events that impacted financial systems, such as the First World War and Great Depression. The document warns that continually printing more money can lead to higher inflation, a loss of trust in the currency, and a devaluation of people's savings. It suggests controlling the printing of money and public expenses as ways to address inflation.

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    This document provides an overview of financial markets and money. It discusses the history of money, from early forms like stone money used on Yap Island to the development of coins and currency. It then covers some key events that impacted financial systems, such as the First World War and Great Depression. The document warns that continually printing more money can lead to higher inflation, a loss of trust in the currency, and a devaluation of people's savings. It suggests controlling the printing of money and public expenses as ways to address inflation.

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    This document provides an overview of financial markets and money. It discusses the history of money, from early forms like stone money used on Yap Island to the development of coins and currency. It then covers some key events that impacted financial systems, such as the First World War and Great Depression. The document warns that continually printing more money can lead to higher inflation, a loss of trust in the currency, and a devaluation of people's savings. It suggests controlling the printing of money and public expenses as ways to address inflation.

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    This document provides an overview of financial markets and money. It discusses the history of money, from early forms like stone money used on Yap Island to the development of coins and currency. It then covers some key events that impacted financial systems, such as the First World War and Great Depression. The document warns that continually printing more money can lead to higher inflation, a loss of trust in the currency, and a devaluation of people's savings. It suggests controlling the printing of money and public expenses as ways to address inflation.

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    Understanding Financial Markets

    Feedback
    Learning Path
    Difficulty
    Habits
    Budget
    Money
    Why don't we print
    more money?
    A way to transport values

    No more exchanges
    Yap Island, Micronesia
    There are a lot everywhere so it had no value for long
    Difficult to transport
    100Kg
    Rare metals: Valuable

    +
    Coin shape: Easy to carry
    Used Worldwide

    Value depending on how rare was the metal used


    Really heavyNot so easy to
    transport

    Thieves around: Pirates


    Gold Pattern

    People Bank
    First World War

    Great Depression
    Trust in the goverment and financial
    institutions who creates it
    Useful for electricity conduction
    Material for construction of luxury objects
    Rare to find
    Impossible to create
    MORE MONEY

    +
    MORE INFLATION
    Central Banks Central Banks

    Coins

    Countries Countries
    Prices

    Coin value
    =
    Higher Demand due the
    prices increasing
    Even more inflation
    Start losing the trust
    Loss of savings in
    that currency
    Treaty of Versailles
    How to fix this?

    Controlling the printing of money


    Controlling the public expenses
    Asking for help to the FMI
    Future subjects
    What's a Stock/Stockmarket
    What's a Cryptocurrency

    Why is Switzerland a rich country?


    Why many countries in Africa have economical
    problems if they have a lot of resources
    How investments works
    Any interesting topic for you
    THANK YOU

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