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(70 People Likes) What is A Sex Doll?

way down to their toes, female and male sex dolls are crafted expertly to look and feel like the real thing.

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(82 People Likes) In which country do many young people carry dolls in the public and love taking pictures with costumed characters like in Disneyland?

ts to focus it on her body. My friend told me this that’s why she covers her face sometimes. You can even see this many times with big white titty lines in post where a girl would cover the titty line with her hair showing that she’s purposely not trying to show off her titties even though they are shown. Funny girl does a booty pic they have to take a post at best emphasizes their butts. Which allows you to know when a butt pic being taken. So in reality you have seen a lot of booty pics from a lot of girls in your school which actually truly counts as them sending you a booty pic. Because you have to understand that they are sending

(76 People Likes) If printing money can increase inflation, won’t bringing black money back into the system increase the inflation as well?

has been paid to the Govt.
You and I go to our offices everyday, work for the salary, and at the end of the month get paid for the work we’ve done. This payment or salary is directly received by us in our bank accounts which Govt. can track. Consequently, we need to pay tax on the money we’ve earned to the Govt. This is the White Money, which can be traced as to how it has been earned, its source, etc.
Black Money on the other hand is one which cannot be traced. It is difficult to ascertain its origin. Why so? Well, there are two reasons:
First, because it is in the form of cash.
Second, if in the form of wired money, then the transactions are made in the fashion to cover the tracks, and money sent outside India to the banks of such countries where the Income tax is either very low or NIL, and where the Banks keep your information confidential. Thus, no information and no traceability.
One thing that you should note here is that the money is very real, and INDIAN. That is to say that it has already been accounted for in your Economy. So then where is the problem whether Black money is here in India or not, if the money is already accounted?
Well, there are two major problems.
First and foremost, the Tax which the Govt. should have received on this money is gone. The Govt. earns most part of money through Taxation, which it then further uses for its various expenditures like infrastructure development, to develop facilities for general public, to provide aids, pensions, etc. So increase in Black Money implies decrease in the Capability of the Govt. to function properly due to scarcity of money.
Secondly, and this is also equally important, it slows down the Economic Activity of the country. How does it do that?
Sigh. Okay. Please be patient here. Let’s assume that except for the money that Govt. is holding for its expenses (collected via taxes), rest all the money is white money in our economy. We’ll call this money Free Floating money. This money is owned by the citizens only. A part of this money is with people directly, for meeting their regular expenses. Rest is deposited in the banks. Consider the following figure (don’t laugh, it took me half an hour on MS paint to make it :/ )
Out of the money deposited in the bank, a part of it is used for lending, casting aside the amount required for functioning of Banks and to maintain a minimum reserve as per statutory provisions.
This money is used by Entrepreneurs to set up various other businesses and thus to boost up our economy. Please note that this is a very simplistic overview and idea of how money is recirculated in order to strengthen the economy.
Now consider this another scenario: a part of the money is out of the country as Black Money, sitting idle, doing nothing. Consider the following figure to understand better:
Note that how a huge amount of money has been carved out of the Free Floating money. Correspondingly, this money is not available to be further circulated in the economy and hence, cannot be used. The full potential in this case is not utilized (note that the last 2 chaps are now sad).
This is basically how Black Money causes slowdown in Economy. This slowdown prevents the strengthening of currency at a good pace since the potential is going unused.
Not only this, but since the money in circulation is less and Govt. doesn’t have enough money to function and to run the country due to less amount of taxes being collected, the Govt. will now need to borrow the money from International Bodies like World Bank, IMF, etc. which then results in increasing Fiscal Deficit.
Consequently, for this Fiscal Deficit, you’ll need to pay interest every year which puts further pressure on the Govt. This results in a vicious cycle, which needs to be controlled at any cost.
This is the reason why Indian Govt. is so keen to bring the Black money back to India.
Coming to your question now, but through a different route. What happens when Black money comes back to India?
Well, the money in the circulation increases. The surplus money will attract less loan rates in the Banks and the money will be made available to the public. This will, in turn, be used by the citizens for ‘increasing the Economic activity’ of the country, which will inevitably help in strengthening the value of Indian Rupee.
Inflation will go down, burden on Govt. will decrease, we won’t need to borrow from International bodies anymore, we will be able to pay off International loans with better ease. Productivity of the country will increase and the effects will reach to every section of the society.
So the answer to your question is: NO. Bringing back the black money doesn’t necessarily increase inflation. It’ll depend upon how the money is put to use.
Also, merely bringing back the Black money won’t strengthen