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3 years ago

What is likely to happen to the economy when there’s too much money or credit circulating?

1 answer:

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It depends on HOW much money is circulating. If governments just print money with nothing to back it, hyperinflation occurs. If there's a bit too much money and credit, inflation happens. Generally, 3% inflation is considered normal and a healthy amount by economists.

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3 years ago

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Explanation:

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Let's examine the actions done during the SECOND loop:

(str equals "Computer Science", so indexOf('m') = 2, i = 2)

- if the index of 'm' within the string is < i (index = 2, i = 2, FALSE)

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Let's examine the actions done during the THIRD loop:

(str equals "Computer Science", so indexOf('m') = 2, i = 4)

- if the index of 'm' within the string is < i ( index = 2, i = 4, TRUE)

then str becomes "CoComputer Science"

increases value of i by 2 (now i = 6)

Let's examine the actions done during the FOURTH loop:

(str equals "CoComputer Science", so indexOf('m') = 4, i = 6)

- if the index of 'm' within the string is < i (index = 4, i = 6, TRUE)

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