The loss of confidence in Japan led to social and economic stagnation at a time when society was steeped in money. Raise the confidence of Russian society about its future political stability and its energies will be more constructively invested to accelerate its development. The real determinants of the value of money are human expectations, attitudes and values. When for any reason these rise, the value of money increases. When for any reason they decline, the value of money decreases.
Money exhibits primary, secondary and tertiary powers to promote social development.
A primary power of money is to act as a medium for storage of surplus value and as a medium for exchange to facilitate commercial transactions. The creation of money makes it possible for people to convert their surplus production into a standardized form that can be preserved indefinitely, easily transported over great distances, and readily exchanged for other products and services. Money enhances the productivity of resources by giving them exchange value. The farmer who produces surplus perishable crops is able to exchange the surplus for money that can later be redeemed in the form of other useful products and services. This power of money has multiplied the number of economic transactions in society millions of times, expanding markets from the local to the global level.