Have you ever wondered how much all the cash held by the entire country would add up to? While we were exploring this question, we did not arrive at a clear answer. Instead, we faced a deeper question. The nature of cash in India is not the same anymore. It is changing.
But to understand this we need to explore how we perceive money.
In 1936, a few years after The Great Depression. John Maynard Keynes, the timeless economist, presented a new theory of money. The 1929 stock market crash necessitated a relook at the parochial, consumption-based, meaning of money.