- Isn't it 4 weeks that they have to wait?
Yes, exactly. But staggered 5 per week.
Imagine if everyone got paid at noon GMT, on thursdays glovally. The markets would exhibit weekly behavioural patterns/ trends because the velocity of the earnings part is not continuous.
In a larger example, the other parts of the economy would stagger/supplement a flow of earnings even if its inconsistant. savings people have will buffer individual purchacing potential, and: the business "cash on hand", as well as "stock in storage" would balance the pay cycle and product availability for purchace, etc.
But that value is "locked-up".. im my concept of wealth, these are the units of measure, though their value diminishes as the quantities increase, and are kind of graded onna scale from: decomposing consumables > precious metals.
But we see this exact "effect" when considering "for example" .5% homeloans expiring en-mass from covid, and reverting to 5%. And interest rate uphevials to accomodate money flow changes in the economy as the central rate decisions are even discussed before a decision is made.
Yes, exactly. But staggered 5 per week.
Imagine if everyone got paid at noon GMT, on thursdays glovally. The markets would exhibit weekly behavioural patterns/ trends because the velocity of the earnings part is not continuous.
In a larger example, the other parts of the economy would stagger/supplement a flow of earnings even if its inconsistant. savings people have will buffer individual purchacing potential, and: the business "cash on hand", as well as "stock in storage" would balance the pay cycle and product availability for purchace, etc.
But that value is "locked-up".. im my concept of wealth, these are the units of measure, though their value diminishes as the quantities increase, and are kind of graded onna scale from: decomposing consumables > precious metals.
But we see this exact "effect" when considering "for example" .5% homeloans expiring en-mass from covid, and reverting to 5%. And interest rate uphevials to accomodate money flow changes in the economy as the central rate decisions are even discussed before a decision is made.