Yes (which depends on the way an economy is organised, by the way). But that just means that there are factors that influence how much currency a financially sovereign state wants to issue, rather than that they can’t issue that currency.
Again, what actually can be used for improving the conditions of one’s fellow workers are budgets dedicated to relevant policies, rather than taxes that simply reduce the amount of money in circulation.
Do you know what happens to countries and economies that just “print more money”?
Yes (which depends on the way an economy is organised, by the way). But that just means that there are factors that influence how much currency a financially sovereign state wants to issue, rather than that they can’t issue that currency.
Again, what actually can be used for improving the conditions of one’s fellow workers are budgets dedicated to relevant policies, rather than taxes that simply reduce the amount of money in circulation.