> It actually has to be used, which it generally has not been: maybe it comes down to where does it need to be used (as in which level, capital investment and

> It actually has to be used, which it generally has not been: maybe it comes down to where does it need to be used (as in which level, capital investment and other long-term assets in contrast with consumer goods)? This money is quickly finding its way to consumable (and other rent-like) purchases, so now it does trigger inflation whereas in the time around 08 the end consumption was not really affected (it is now because pandemic)