What do governments do when traditional techniques used to boost the economy do not function? Quantitative easing, described as "a monetary policy of government that is sometimes used to boost money supply by purchasing government securities or other securities from the market," is often used to boost money supply and encourage lending and liquidity. Fan or foe, this is an unconventional monetary policy that has been used in profound recessions. To investigate what, when, how, and why behind this contentious method, click on "launch infographic."
infographic by: mint.com
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