Heyzee5:
Hi all. I was just thinking, from an economic perspective, is it advisable to share money to all Nigerians in this pandemic period? Won't that result in Inflation/HyperInflation? I am just looking at the economic angle of this.

I am aware that this is currently done in the US, but I just want to hear our opinions. I also understand that there is hunger in the land but, kindly note that this is merely a discussion before you bash me

Everyone is welcome to submit his or her opinions especially if you are an Economist in the house.

Thanks.

The benefits far outweigh the disadvantage! If people are at home, how do you keep the economy running? It is the spending power of the people that sustains an economy!

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They should just share it, everyone is vulnerable at this time. Forget whose account it enter6

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No worsening economic implications. This is what other countries are doing. In the long run when everything has stabilized, we will return to status quo. The world is already suffering. Many balanced and advanced countries have depleted their resources over this corona virus pandemic, so the same must apply to us even though we might not be spending up to them. The equation balances up in the long run. The advance economies seems the worst hit, and the highest spender so far, African economies, the least hit, and the lowest spender so far. So everything balances up. There is already inflation in town.

Is it advisable to allow people to die of hunger? You don't talk about economy when the basic needs (food) has not been met.

The economic implication is that their will no longer be enough to steal by those jihadist in power

Inflation!

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SweetCunt97:
Inflation. When there's much cash in circulation, this leads to inflation making the value of the money drop.

Went to the market with 20k 3 days ago and to be sincere I no even see wetin I buy now. Kept wondering how the money vanished

E be like say your village people dey follow you bumper to bumper.

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Just consider the huge amount of money the Senators, and the House of Reps members as their monthly take home. Have u ever thought of inflation?

No economic implication

On a norms it should result in inflation, but the current ecnomic situation ain't normal so it will definitely counter it and neutralise it effect. What we should rather be concerned of is the long term implications of the prolong effect of this pandemic virus on the economy. First thing is for govt to eliminate the expectational effect it will have on the economy. People might start expecting a shortage in supply of essentials hence the increase in demands which will inturn skyrocket the price of things.
From the economic angle , if the right policy ain't adopted then I smell depression. But you know Nigeria only adopted policies in paper and not in reality.

No implications but Nigeria doesn't have such money.

It will run into trillions of nair, paying just N20,000 to over 200 million people.

Nigeria produces almost nothing, so no seruous external revenue.

Other countries wey dey share money 4 their citizens so,na two heads dem get??..



Abi is there any thing like dual economy in economics??

nope, share the money, or allow us hustle the money ourselves,.

Well I don't think there would be high impact( inflation) kindly note that this an expansionary fiscal policy to help fight recession at the long run...

It is a peculiar situation, no inflation will occur.

[color=#006600][/coor hyper inflation will come into force when supply of money exceeds production

SweetCunt97:
Inflation. When there's much cash in circulation, this leads to inflation making the value of the money drop.

Went to the market with 20k 3 days ago and to be sincere I no even see wetin I buy now. Kept wondering how the money vanished

there is no money price of commodity is high the issue is we have limited suppliers

dangwarmai:
E be like say your village people dey follow you bumper to bumper.

Things are damn expensive here!

Heyzee5:
Hi all. I was just thinking, from an economic perspective, is it advisable to share money to all Nigerians in this pandemic period? Won't that result in Inflation/HyperInflation? I am just looking at the economic angle of this.

I am aware that this is currently done in the US, but I just want to hear our opinions. I also understand that there is hunger in the land but, kindly note that this is merely a discussion before you bash me The most stupid and useless question of all time.

Everyone is welcome to submit his or her opinions especially if you are an Economist in the house.

Thanks.

The most stupid and useless question of all time.

Worry about deflation rather. Right now the system is in need of balance. So many areas of the economy is down and people are not willing spent. Sharing money may increase spending. Its a form of stimulus for the econmy.

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Hyper inflation will be the order of the day