Of course, the more resumes, the better, but don't print so many at once, because you don't know how long it will take to find a job. Some people will submit resumes to find a job, which is very wasteful, but some people have to look for many days and submit a lot of resumes. How many copies are appropriate depends on one's ability. I just graduated this year. My practice is to prepare a resume and put it in the mailbox, and then publish it online. This information will be posted on talent websites all over the country, and then I will see which companies I want to apply for, and then I will print my resume according to the number of companies, one for each company. I mean, if you want to apply for several companies, you can print a few copies, but you'd better make four or five more copies for backup, in case that company wants you to have two copies or something, but generally one company is enough, so you won't be afraid of being few, wasteful or excellent.