Inflation, yes, under the assumption you're printing money to do it as opposed to borrowing (you can't borrow money to pay off debt, because you're still in debt.) But even if they did print money for stimulus, that amount would be far less than paying off the debt - something on the order of 1%.
Printing money to give to people doesn't result in hyper-inflation?
Inflation, yes, under the assumption you're printing money to do it as opposed to borrowing (you can't borrow money to pay off debt, because you're still in debt.) But even if they did print money for stimulus, that amount would be far less than paying off the debt - something on the order of 1%.