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actually the stock market and other investment markets (and credit markets) serve to offset the effect of money-saving on the cyclical flow of money through the
by bronz 9y ago
actually the stock market and other investment markets (and credit markets) serve to offset the effect of money-saving on the cyclical flow of money through the economy. if people saved a lot of money and saved it all in cash, there would be less money available in the product market and would result in a downward spiral of high prices and low employment. the stock market solves this problem by re-injecting saved money as investment into the pockets of companies. please be aware that i am new to economics so i may be mistaken.
- fsargent 9y agoIt depends on how they saved it. If people put it under their mattress it would be a problem. If they keep it in a bank (which offers an interest rate) the bank can loan that money out again, which massively increases the money supply. The stock market is a far smaller market compared to credit and loan markets.
- bronz 9y agooh thanks