The cycle of money with and without the escaped savings
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The escaped savings are critical for the cycle of money, as express the amount of money which leak from an economy and not return back to make more economic cycles.This paper is about the comparison of the cycle of money including the escaping savings and without the escaping saving. Then, it is plausible to extract the appropriate conclusions about the utility of savings in an economy when there the savings return to the market for investments and for consumption and when these savings are omitted and lost from the market for a long term period. For the purposes of this analysis is used the Q.E. method and the R.B.Q. model.
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