The document discusses the realities of increasing the money supply. It argues that increasing money supply through bank lending leads to remote investment projects that are encouraged before final consumption, causing prices to rise when preferences remain unchanged and projects are liquidated at a loss of capital. As a result, production decreases and unemployment increases. It also argues that no country can force another to subsidize its economy by currency manipulation, and that increasing the money supply inevitably leads to a loss of the currency's value and higher prices over time.

2.  The increase of money supply leads to more
spending, higher employment , increased
production, and a higher overall standart of living.

3.  The reality: the increasing money via bank
lending into new recreating resources leads
to investment. these projects and
investments are encouraged to be remotely
removed before the final consumption.
 Prices rise due to this unchanged preference,
and these projects are liquidated, revealing
the loss of capital.
 As a result - production is lower and
unemployment rises.

4.  Lower entrance rates always are beneficial.
There is a rule of the monetary authorities to
drive down the entrance rates via open
market operations

5.  The reality: the entrance rates are the product
of the market. Historical rates could be low or
high not being good or bad. It's not more
than the fantasy by monetary authorities who
believe that they can know the impact of the
supply of money or domain for money.

7.  The reality: no country can force another country to
subsidised it economy by manipulating its exchange
rate.
 Giving more local currency subsidies the foreign
buyers but it creates higher prices and exporters,
employees, suppliers benefit from the transfer of
wealth from later receivers of new money. The benefit
for foreign buyers evaporates.
 And it is too bad tor those who are with fixed
incomes.

8.  The reality: we cannot change the economic law in the
monetary sphere. The relationship between the increase
of money and the increase in the price level is not a
mechanical one/more money leads to higher prices and
vice versa. Money supply keeps increasing and the
prices never become lower again
 As a result money lose value

9.  The reality: no regulatory enforcement can prevent
money supply expansion. The monetary expansion
encourages longer term projects where the cost of
money is the main factor that gives forecasting success.

10.  The reality: the hyper inflation is caused by the loss of
confidence in the money unit. When this happens - the
domain by the public to hold the money falls to zero,
prices become skyrocket and even if the monetary
authorities freeze this the money supply, the panic will
run its course. As the result the monetary authorities
increase the payments to powerful domestic
constituencies, such as retired, the military and public
safety sector.