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One example of qualitative easing, or unconventional monetary policy, is a purchase by the Fed of Treasury bonds.
Real GDP
The measure of the value of economic output adjusted for price changes (inflation or deflation), reflecting the real volume of production.
Prosperity
A state of economic flourishing where there is wealth and success within a society or region.
Rapid Economic Growth
A period characterized by a significantly faster than average increase in the economy's output, often marked by increased production, investment, and consumer spending.
Nations
Political and geographical entities with sovereign control over a specific territory, recognized by other nations.
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