all you have is a fallacy of false cause.
Money Talks, and That's All We Hear
Scare-story economics financed by plutocrats, who, because they firmly believe in their overreaching privilege to set up their freeloading brats, must have gotten their own loot through luck and cheating.
...just another reason for a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed; higher paid labor can create more demand and pay more in taxes by merely circulating capital under our form of Capitalism; how easy and convenient, is that.
Idle at the Top, Idle at the Bottom, and Soon the Whole Country Shuts Down
There is a limit to how many of the same product the rich can buy. But the same amount distributed to those who created that concentrated and hoarded inert wealth will create a market for many purchases of the same product.
You are right! There is a limit.
But you seemingly don't understand the flow of money by calling it "inert"!
It is only "inert" if you believe they hide it under their mattress or bury in the backyard!
What do they do?
Obviously they invest it.
Banks' CDs with which what do the banks do? Loan it out!
Buy stocks. If it is an IPO used to start another Apple,etc. or if it is a established company... guess what company pays dividends back to who "filthy wealthy"
Who by the way have to pay taxes on the dividends. I know you know that but evidently you don't understand where those excess profits go!
Atlas Mugged
In real life, your imaginary Motors of the World blow a lot of their loot on degenerate luxuries, especially America-draining foreign ones, and a lot more they stash away to set up their mediocre brats in high places.
As for the banks, there is a long delay and blockage in the circulation of money while they ponder what in the confusing market can pay off the most for them. And Wall Street doesn't benefit the economy any more than a racehorse will run faster depending on how many people bet that he will win.
ONE major point before I go on shooting your dumb ass comments out of the water...
WHERE are your links proving your dumb ass comments? What form of PROOF do you PROVIDE for your totally inane and ignorant comments?
NOW for proof!
I can see where $400,000 lamborghini are not American made for sure.
Over 3000 orders came in worldwide for the new model, of which 1/3 were from the U.S
https://www.quora.com/How-many-new-Lamborghini-cars-are-sold-in-the-US-each-year
1,000 time $400,000 is less than half a billion. So where does the rest of it go?
You said they stash away.... again do they bury that "stash" or hide the stash under their mattresses?
Anything you say works against you because THEY either Spend it or invest it!
Either way it is NOT just "stashed"!
Now as far as banks... again... do they hide it under a mattress? Convert it all to "CASH" and store it? Really?
Most banks I know do what is called "lending" or "investing" not many keep all their money in "cash" in a vault.
In fact here is the REAL number of dollars kept in CASH in banks!
"Ive been working as a teller/teller supervisor who manages the cash levels at a bank in Utah and can tell you we normally had $400,000 plus not including our two ATMS.
https://www.quora.com/How-much-physical-money-is-inside-the-average-retail-bank
Now with U.S. banks have reduced their footprint by around 8 percent since the financial crisis, from 97,000 branches to roughly 90,000.
Number of U.S. bank branches to shrink 20 percent in five years: real estate report | Reuters
So for sake of generalization say these 90,000 banks each keep as the above supervisor indicated $400,000 in cash at any one time...
That's still less than $36 billion!
So with $36 billion in cash... my goodness what does those filthy rich banks do with the rest of the $16.7 trillion in assets?
Do they hide it under the mattresses or bury in the backyard? Well we DO know they keep at least $36 billion maybe more in green cash that doesn't earn anything! But what else happens to the other $16.7 Trillion? Where is it??? Idiots like you evidently don't KNOW!!!
Total Assets, All Commercial Banks