A Policy of Targeting a Particular Quantity of Money by Buying

question 68

Multiple Choice

A policy of targeting a particular quantity of money by buying financial assets from banks and other financial institutions with newly created money is called:

• A)precommitment policy.
• B)operation twist.
• C)credit easing.
• D)quantitative easing.

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Definitions:

English Rule

A legal principle where the losing party in a lawsuit is required to pay the winning party's legal costs.

American Rule

A legal principle stating that each party in a lawsuit typically pays their own attorney's fees, regardless of who wins.

First-Assignment-In-Time Rule

A principle stating that, in case of a conflict, the rights to a property or asset are granted to the first party to receive assignment or claim to it.

Third-Party Beneficiary

A person or group that benefits from a contract made between two other parties, despite not being a direct party to the contract.