COMPARISONS OF THE CYCLE OF MONEY WITH AND WITHOUT THE MIXED SAVINGS

 

COMPARISONS OF THE CYCLE OF MONEY WITH AND WITHOUT THE MIXED SAVINGS

Constantinos Challoumis

 

Abstract

This paper examines the utility of the money cycle with and without mixed savings. This means that examined the critical points of tax and public policy that are the best for increasing consumption and investment, subject to the presence of mixed savings and the absence of mixed savings. As a result, the analysis is based on the utility of the public sector as well as the utility of uncontrolled enterprises. As a result, it is possible to conclude the utility of the money cycle, demonstrating the points and behaviors of any economy when mixed savings exist and when they do not exist. For this analysis, the Q.E. method is used.

Keywords: mixed savings, the cycle of money

JEL Codes: E0, E1

DOI: 10.37708/el.swu.v5i1.5

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COMPARISONS OF THE CYCLE OF MONEY WITH AND WITHOUT THE MIXED SAVINGS

 

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