Quantitative Easing May Not Be Effective Because the Central Bank

question 47

Multiple Choice

Quantitative easing may not be effective because the central bank has no specific advantage over the private sector in

• A) printing currency.
• B) issues outside money for short-term debt.
• C) swapping short-term debt for long-term debt.
• D) swapping inside money for outside money.
• E) managing credit card balances.

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