I only pointed out that in a paper money system there is more incentive to 'invest' the money.
How so (if you're not pointing to the propensity of governments to spread around inflationary fait paper to garner support)?
In a technological age, it's unnecessary for money (whether paper or gold or two-ton yap stones) to even be handled, only that you be known to be good for it. Literally, you are given a loan, and buy based off that credit, and when you realize a return on your investment, pay off the loan. Physical money never leaves the bank vault.
Mike.
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