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A single dollar is always worth a specific part of what can be bought. If there is less to buy, the single dollar is worth less. If there are more dollars, the
by ralala 7y ago
A single dollar is always worth a specific part of what can be bought. If there is less to buy, the single dollar is worth less. If there are more dollars, the single dollar is worth less. The amount of investment in LHCs might drop absolutely, but why should it relatively?
- neilwilson 7y agoThere isn’t a fixed amount of dollars. We have banks remember. Money grows and shrinks to meet the need of changing activity levels