>>14303648The value of the product is the marginal unit, i.e the last unit produced, which companies aim to clear the total produced at the marginal value. Increasing the supply of a good reduces the value of the good. In computer and other consumer goods, this process of increasing production with the expectation of increasing demand drives down prices for the consumer and increases societal wealth as there are more goods at a reduced cost, i.e can buy more for same amount of money and reduced input costs or get more from same amount of inputs. Money on the other hand is not a consumer good, it's a medium of exchange. Once a commodity has become money, i.e everyone accepts it and hold it then any supply of money will suffice to create prices as all goods are measured in the good 'money'. Increasing the supply of money gives an advantage to the person who first introduces the good 'money' as they can take advantage of the past prices which do not reflect the new supply of money, they are able to bid away scarce resources from other consumers and doing so raise the prices where they introduce this new money as this represents demand for consumption. The effect is that some prices increases whilst others don't. Over time all prices will adjust to the new supply of money and people who don't benefit from this new money will be paying higher prices whilst no increase in production of any consumer goods as occurred, society is not more wealth because money was introduced. Paper money is basically costless and digital money even cheaper, large quantities of money can be injected and used to buy scarce resources, etc awarding those who have access to new money at the cost of everyone else.
