Greetings Economists, C. Gregory writes, Christian Gregory I get that. Doyle In reference to what Michael Perelman was writing about bonds being withdrawn as debt is paid off. C. Gregory continues, Christian Gregory, I don't get why the disappearance of those assets automatically means that the wealth once held in them becomes a liability. Is it assumed that turning treasuries into cash amounts to a debit or consumption/investment? Doyle Money in bonds increases. Money held in the hand is spent. thanks, Doyle
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