Money Creation to Support Spending in the Aftermath of the Financial

question 71

Multiple Choice

Money creation to support spending in the aftermath of the financial crisis was ineffective because:

• A) there was not enough of it.
• B) banks, individuals, and firms used the additional liquidity to rebuild wealth by paying down debt rather than spending.
• C) much of the money leaked out to overseas deposits.
• D) spending was growing too fast and people were using money substitutes.

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