Questions tagged [quantitative-easing]
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What amount of Quantitative Easing will cause hyperinflation?
You all know that Quantitative Easing shifts the LM and AD curves right, so I haven't taken the time to redraw this picture.
What's the maximum amount of Quantitative Easing that the Federal Reserve ...
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How is the Corona $2 trilion stimulus package going to be financed?
Perhaps this is a simple question but as a non-US citizen I don't understand how the US government is going to finance the $2 trillion stimulus package to combat the economic damage due to the Corona ...
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Why hasn't Quantitative Easing surged inflation, or caused hyperinflation?
Quantitative Easing (QE) is the buying of bonds and other financial assets by the Central Bank with high-powered money, or money created by the CB for this purpose.
Isn't this ad-hoc creation of ...
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What's the difference between Quantitative Easing and regular central bank operations?
Most articles describe QE as purchasing government securities on the market. I thought that was what ordinary day to day operations of the central bank were in their efforts to maintain a target ...
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What happens when government bonds purchased as part of central bank quantitative easing (QE) reach maturity?
Does the central bank ask the government to pay or are they rolled over?
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Limits to Quantitative Easing Programmes
I have been reading recently on the quantitative easing programmes by the ECB and the BOJ, see http://www.cnbc.com/2016/04/07/what-the-bank-of-japan-boj-will-do-now-that-negative-rates-have-...
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Is QE the equivalent of printing money?
I heard somewhere that QE is not the same as printing money -- in fact as I know it, QE is the purchase of assets in exchange for more liquid and high-quality, better collaborated debt. In other words,...
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What happened to the money multiplier after QE?
QE meant that the monetary base increased dramatically, yet we don't see such a large reaction in money supply (I am thinking of M4 for the UK) nor in inflation. Why is this money not being lent out? ...
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What does the Federal Reserve intend to do with bonds it has purchased under QE?
In New York Magazine's interview with investor Mike Burry (made famous by The Big Short), he claims Quantitative Easing has left the Federal Reserve with an extraordinarily high leverage ratio:
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Screw foreign investment, lets just print money
We often hear of countries securing foreign investment. Stores like this are trumped as major achievements. Foreign investment also has criticisms - profits generated in a country end up going abroad, ...
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Why inflation is still reported low?
Recently I heard from Richard Koo's video, that central banks have injected so much money to the banking system. There is enough reserves in the U.S. banking system to increase money supply 16 times. ...
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Why has QE produced hyper-inflation in other countries, but not US and China? [duplicate]
QE and similar methods ("printing money", increasing M2 money supply) have caused currencies in countries such as Zimbabwe and Venezuela to collapse.
Why hasn't it caused similar issues in countries ...
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