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<title>Why Are Corporations Hoarding Trillions?</title>
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<description>There is an economic mystery I&#x26;#x27;ve been struggling to understand for quite some time, and I&#x26;#x27;m not the only one who&#x26;#x27;s confused: Among financial experts, it is often referred to as a conundrum, a paradox, a puzzle. The mystery is as follows: Collectively, American businesses currently have $1.9 trillion in cash, just sitting around. Not only is this state of affairs unparalleled in economic history, but we don&#x26;#x27;t even have much data to compare it with, because corporations have traditionally been borrowers, not savers. The notion that a corporation would hold on to so much of its profit seems economically...</description>
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