The Devil's Advocate wrote:If the scheme involved a single, million dollar cheque, I would think most would invest a good portion of it. That way, even with the average rate of inflation you stated, an ROI greater than that could at least in theory cover that problem.
Except the original point was stimulus which is not achieved with a higher marginal propensity to save.
That's the problem with a credit-driven consumerist boom - the correct 'cure', an increase in liquid savings and investment, exacerbates the downward slide until equilibrium is met again.



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