Some but far less (at least as we know it today). People will always seek out opportunities to "get ahead" and make more money. And that is a good thing if it isn't done out of desperation and in the form of gambling/speculating (the latter of which is most of what people think of as "investing" today.
People will "invest" in a deflationary world by building productive businesses, funding startups that they've more thoroughly vetted, etc.
Some but far less (at least as we know it today). People will always seek out opportunities to "get ahead" and make more money. And that is a good thing if it isn't done out of desperation and in the form of gambling/speculating (the latter of which is most of what people think of as "investing" today.
People will "invest" in a deflationary world by building productive businesses, funding startups that they've more thoroughly vetted, etc.