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That mechanism is good for society, because it means that nobody is just hoarding a gold pile somewhere.

That philosopky is what leads to the exploited poor being unaware of how much wealth the empowered are hoarding.

A government’s ability to back its currency is the basis of currency value; not hoarding metal bars.

> That mechanism is good for society, because it means that nobody is just hoarding a gold pile somewhere.

We should have land value tax which will eliminate land hoarding, reduce rents and replace income tax.

The idea would be to increase taxes on companies hoarding profits due to increased automation (i.e.

If anything UBI will stop people hoarding cash as is happening now and re-introduce some cash-flow into the macro economy.

That, combined with Inbox Zero, has really helped declutter my brain of unnecessary digital hoarding.

If you're involved in any economic activity beyond hoarding cash, inflation isn't a bad thing.

One last thing: The Hacking Team compromise and stolen data (including the zero-days they were hoarding) couldn't come at a worse time.

See, all that money that employers are hoarding and that native-born employees have a birth right to get, is coming from foreign.

Well the only market flaw they appear to be solving here is that they aren't hoarding more of the money in the market...

It's not as simple as "any storage/hoarding of money should be discouraged".

Hold on -- all usage of money involves some kind of hoarding, in the sense of "store money in liquid form for some unknown future need".

Think it like "hoarding cats" not as "we are all an all powerful entity that can dictate at will".

This leads to strange social dynamics such as programmers "hoarding" their accumulation of code changes over days/weeks and then they later end up in "merge hell".

Hoarding guns makes it easier for some people to sleep at night because they think that the government is going to come for them, or they are preparing for the fall of civilization.