Why the Corporate Paradox of Thrift Isn't Really a Problem

Why the Corporate Paradox of Thrift Isn’t Really a Problem

Tags: Money and Banking, Money and Banks

01/12/2021 Frank Shostak

Corporate cost cutting sets the stage for future gains in profitability and productivity, and there is no resulting “paradox of thrift” requiring easy money policies to “fix” the problem.

Original Article: “Why the Corporate Paradox of Thrift Isn’t Really a Problem“

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