3. Make it divisible by producing smaller notes and coins (larger notes will have to be destroyd in hte same dollar number).
Erm, larger notes will
not have to be destroyed; if you think this is the case, you don't understand how money printing works. When people talk about money printing causing inflation, they're not talking about
literal money printing, but instead arbitrarily increasing the number of dollars in the banks' accounts.
Actual printing and minting of notes and coins is an entirely different process: for every dollar printed, a dollar is
deducted from the bank's account in a balanced trade of digital dollars for physical dollars (conversely, dollars are credited to the bank's account whenever worn-out notes are taken out of circulation and destroyed). Literal printing and destruction of currency makes absolutely no difference as far as inflation is concerned.
