Ralph Mosley, now chairman and chief executive of Southwestern, remembers the time in the 1970s that Hays left his family on Easter weekend and flew from Nashville to Indiana to work out a printing problem that an underling might have handled.

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There will be a strong temptation to paper over the loan problem by printing money.

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InnerWorkings exists as a way to solve a problem of waste and inefficiency in the printing sector.

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The real problem we are facing is that despite all of the central bank money printing, the underlying U.S., European, Japanese and even Chinese economies are not growing and will not grow fast any time soon.

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The obvious problem: in a computing era increasing dominated by mobile devices, consumers are printing less and less.

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As we argued in our first ESSAY on this subject, one of the surest roads to hyperinflation is one grounded in a government whose answer to every economic and social problem is to borrow and spend the problem away, supported by a central bank able, willing and ready to finance the effort simply by printing money.

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