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It’s certainly not. The money multiplier is a very basic macroeconomic concept. Almost very little of all the “money” is actually grounded in a tangible form. F
by LASR 6y ago
It’s certainly not. The money multiplier is a very basic macroeconomic concept. Almost very little of all the “money” is actually grounded in a tangible form. For all intents and purposes, almost all money is indeed digital.
It’s not digital as a cryptocurrency, but more as rows in database tables.
As a simple example, if everyone wanted to withdraw their money, all at once, very few people would actually be able to.