Inflation causes money to its value over time.

 Inflation causes money to lose its value over time.

 It happens because inflation measures the loss of the purchasing power of money and reflects the general increase in prices. The higher the inflation, the greater the monetary devaluation.

 For example, a product that  costs "x" in January will have an inflationary increase that will raise this value to "y" in December of the same year. However, the value of money will be the same in January and in December of that year, unless it is applied to some source of secure income, such as savings, that corrects that ammount monthly.

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