I was originally addressing this comment form OP. Below for your convenience.
> > If you actually printed money, which does not have interest to be repaid, then the amount of circulating money would've increased permanently. Therefore, the expectation is that each printed dollar is worth less.
So I really do not understand the relevance of what you are saying. It seems disconnected from the actual comments I made. I did not mention "necessary". I think you might be responding to the wrong thread,
I am responding to this "So If when the dollar goes up the US prints more dollars, are they really getting into debt?" - which I think can be misunderstood.
> > If you actually printed money, which does not have interest to be repaid, then the amount of circulating money would've increased permanently. Therefore, the expectation is that each printed dollar is worth less.
So I really do not understand the relevance of what you are saying. It seems disconnected from the actual comments I made. I did not mention "necessary". I think you might be responding to the wrong thread,