Currency control

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Currency control is a system whereby a country tries to regulate the value of money (currency) within its borders. From simple to complex policy changes, it can be characterized as a government initiated system to control currency fluctuations through interest rates, bonds, laws, money printing, and many more.

Whenever a country does not have strong enough currency control, hyper-inflation or depression can result.


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