BILLIONS AND BILLIONS HOARDED A broad reading of Keynes suggests this.  Equilibrium in market economies is a special case, but not a universal one.  Hoarding becomes evident when the aggregate difference between quantity demanded and quantity supplied, grows.  During the Great Depression, hoarding took the form of “gold hiding under mattresses” in anticipation of exploding […]

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