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by lagrange77
1350 days ago
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Another example:
A big tech company goes bankrupt, threatening thousands of jobs to disappear.
The gov prints some billions to restore the liquidity of the company, which then recovers.
After saving the company and its employees, those employees get the same salary as before and therefore aren't spending more.
In that case the printing of money did not generate more demand, which could cause the prices to increase, or am i missing something? |
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