At present, the value of rupee has become very low i.e. the purchasing power of rupee has depreciated immensely. If the government does not have enough gold in safe reserves, it means an increase in the paper currency and a decrease in the value of the currency.
This is the state of inflation. Another deciding factor is the decision of paper money and consumer goods to be reasonably averaged and in equal proportion to each other. Apart from this, a provocative reason is the existence of black money which creates a parallel economy and directly
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At present, the value of rupee has become very low i.e. the purchasing power of rupee has depreciated immensely. If the government does not have enough gold in safe reserves, it means an increase in the paper currency and a decrease in the value of the currency.
This is the state of inflation. Another deciding factor is the decision of paper money and consumer goods to be reasonably averaged and in equal proportion to each other. Apart from this, a provocative reason is the existence of black money which creates a parallel economy and directly