What happens if a country prints extra money?

When a country prints extra money, it can lead to inflation, as an increased money supply often diminishes the purchasing power of currency. If too much money is circulated without a corresponding increase in goods and services, prices tend to rise, leading to higher costs of living. In extreme cases, this can result in hyperinflation, where money loses its value rapidly, destabilizing the economy. Ultimately, the long-term effects can undermine public confidence in the currency and lead to economic instability.