fiat money
英 [ˈfiːæt ˈmʌni]
美 [ˈfiːæt ˈmʌni]
（美）（不能兑换金银的）不兑换纸币；名义货币
英英释义
noun
- money that the government declares to be legal tender although it cannot be converted into standard specie
双语例句
- In an economy using pure Fiat ( or state-made) money, the central bank makes discretionary decisions with huge consequences for income distribution, financial health, economic performance and fiscal solvency.
在一个完全使用法定（或国家发行）货币的经济体中，央行可以自由做出一些决策，这些决策会对收入分配、金融健康、经济表现和财政偿付能力产生重大影响。 - In a monetary system, based on Fiat ( or man-made) money, the state guarantees the money supply in the interests of the public.
在一个基于法定货币（或人造货币）的货币体系中，政府从公众利益出发，保证货币供应。 - The long-run value of all fiat money is zero.
所有法定货币的长期价值都是零。 - In the same way, the potential risks of fiat money can be managed by institutional design.
同样，法定货币的潜在风险可通过制度设计加以管理。 - The lesson that must be learnt from this disaster is that "free market" capitalism under a fiat money regime does not produce the same blessings ( sustainable prosperity) that are produced by true free market capitalism within a monetary system anchored by gold.
必须要从这场灾难中汲取的教训是：与以黄金为基石的货币体系下真正的自由市场资本主义相比，法定货币制度下的“自由市场”资本主义没有带来同样的福音（可持续的繁荣）。 - So fiat money is money which is intrinsically worthless.
因此，名义货币从它的本质实际上一钱不值。 - Fiat money cannot be exchanged for gold.
不兑现纸币不能兑换金子。 - Today the United States is on a fiat money system, in which the national government through its central bank, the Federal Reserve System, controls the money supply.
现在美国实行不兑现纸币制，联邦政府通过其中央银行联邦储备系统控制货币供应。 - Fiat Monetary Property does not have realistic property object. MONEY HISTORICAL Funny Money It is the subjective right that is created by the law.
法定货币财产没有现实的财产客体，是法律拟制的主观权利。 - As a student at UCLA, I bought a small Fiat on borrowed money.
当我在洛杉矶加大作学生时，借钱购买了一部细小的快意牌汽车。