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Friday, May 3, 2013
Steve Roth — No: Less Consumption Does Not Cause More Investment
More about confusing the ex post record with ex ante causality, like the "money multiplier" mistake. Saving being identical to investment as an accounting identity (S = I) doesn't imply that saving causes investment.
Asymptosis
No: Less Consumption Does Not Cause More Investment
Steve Roth
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