How fiscal largesse boosts demand for equities
Margin Call: Many investors are still chasing the conventional 60:40 equity/bond mix.
Nicholas Bagnall
Wed, 16 Dec 2020
Governments have a privileged position of being able to spend money that they didn’t have in the first place.
If a government spends money to build infrastructure, procure essential services, or support the needy, the people and firms whose bank accounts are bolstered by an inflow of money
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Nicholas Bagnall
Wed, 16 Dec 2020
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