Cash held in the coffers of companies or private households (money that is saved in order that it is available to use, rather than invested to earn interest). – Whether these amounts are injected into the market by high interest rate incentives on the part of banks, as assumed in some models of national economics, is doubtful because the motives of cash holding are demonstrably extremely multilayered. – See wait-and-see attitude, attentism, contingent cash, money stock, sectoral, money trough, money utility, money hoard, Larghezza, liquidity preference, mattress money, negative interest rate, opportunity cost, reserve base, uncertainty.
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