When looking at the U.S. economy and the Japanese economy, economists would agree that Japan is printing a lot more money than the U.S. to fund its current government spending. Neither the U.S. nor Japan are printing money right now because both central banks have solved their deficit, debt and inflation problems by using MMT and yield curve control policy. U.S. is printing more money than Japan to fund its current spending and expanding wars. Both the U.S. and Japan are printing more money because velocity has been increasing as government spending has been increasing