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by HPsquared
1329 days ago
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I suppose he could barter for it. If person A holds on to the borrowed cash and doesn't spend it, that money doesn't circulate (the velocity of money decreases). If person A doesn't take the loan, there is less money in the system (money supply is reduced). If there's less money circulating, people won't "bid-up" the prices of food and gas as much, reducing their price (assuming constant supply of food and gas). |
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