I would be cautious about using this assumption or analysis to answer those questions, and your phrasing.
Cash is different than realized value, as anyone who has watched their cash inflate away will tell you as they use it for kindling.
Similarly, money tied up in the stock market doesn't mean it could be used in the economy. In many ways, the economy is not money limited and adding more does nothing.
Cash is different than realized value, as anyone who has watched their cash inflate away will tell you as they use it for kindling.
Similarly, money tied up in the stock market doesn't mean it could be used in the economy. In many ways, the economy is not money limited and adding more does nothing.