Everyone has said it at some point. If you increase the total amount of money in circulation, it will probably bring everything down. People will stop operating the grocery stores and trucks, and everyone will turn apocalyptic, breaking windows and looting.
New evidence contradicts this theory greatly. Counting all of the current debt that both Americans and the government holds, the amount of money in circulation has increased by 1,638%. To date, nothing has "come down" or "been brought down". On the other hand, the number of jobs has increased. It is estimated that it would only take a 9.18% increase from the total amount in circulation today to employ the remaining 13,448,000 people in the population that don't fit in any place of society today. Our final conclusion is that there is no evidence or reason to believe that this small increase would topple the economy, especially when there are no indicators that anything has become a problem after a 1,638% increase.
This means that we may be able to allow the remaining 13,448,000 people in America to participate in the free market, if they want. It would just take the small increase mentioned before, as well as some kind of method of making the increase permanent, instead of relying on accumulated debt.
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