Inflation question:
What do you think is the more effective method of curbing real inflation:
- price increases
- tax increase
- triggering deflationary processes
- your answer ?
I think one of the major reasons is the financial system. Back when inflation wasn't a problem most part of the world made use of gold and silver for their transactions and that kept the financial system in place since money wasn't easy to create. However the whole system got too greedy and trashed the concept of making use of rare items like gold for money and adopted paper also known as notes.
Before this whole twist paper was used as a means of exchange back then too but it was more like a coupon to redeem a particular amount of gold or silver which was money. Now printing money is easier and over circulation is becoming a bigger issue.
I agree with you in part, but as always - there are nuances

Let me start with the fact that since childhood I am fond of numismatics. At first I collected just coins of different countries, then, having grown up, a little changed the vector - on numismatics as an investment and one of the options for diversification.
So I will tell you - if in the “beginning of times” everything was as you describe, then already in the Middle Ages began to massively “depreciate” the currency, and even in gold and silver. How do you ask? Very simple ! Among the ways:
- reducing the weight of precious metal in coins
- lowering the quality of the alloy
- reduction of the coins themselves
- issuance of “in replacement” of gold and silver coins - coins and bilon and other metals.
And the reason for this is extremely simple - there was no possibility to extract more gold because of some restrictions. And when paper money appeared, the process became much easier
