영어에서 Quantitative easing 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Quantitative easing.
It's called“quantitative easing”.
Central bank's bond purchases that lead to higher money supply are known as quantitative easing(QE).
Note: QE= quantitative easing.
It seems that all these mainstream economists do not take into account their own research on the efficacy of quantitative easing.
This is called‘Quantitative Easing'.
Its Quantitative Easing Programs from 2008- 2014 helped the U.S. economy and stock market recovery from the 2007/8 Financial Crisis.
The third round of quantitative easing.
They also warn that the quantitative easing policy of recent years may shift to a worse policy of government debt monetisation.
The First Round of Quantitative Easing.
When quantitative easing(QE) was introduced, it was likened to a drug, with central banks making an emergency injection of money to resuscitate the global economy.
This was known as‘quantitative easing'.
The most recent La Niña in 2010, for instance, occurred at a time when the U.S. Federal Reserve was initiating its(near) zero rates and quantitative easing policies.
They called this"Quantitative Easing.".
At its last meeting, the Bank's monetary policy committee voted unanimously to hold interest rates at the record low of 0.25% and to continue its quantitative easing program.
Yet another round of quantitative easing.
The ECB finally got on the quantitative easing bandwagon and started buying government debt along with other financial assets.
This is the third round of quantitative easing.
Through Quantitative Easing(QE), the Fed can buy all the outstanding government debt it wants and yet the impact on total spending will be next to nothing if the US government chooses not to increase its spending(i.e., adopt an expansionary fiscal policy).
What do you think Quantitative easing was?
Sure enough, stocks have surged since the Fed announced plans to purchase mortgage bonds as long as it feels necessary a policy known as"quantitative easing," or QE.
The Federal Reserve's quantitative easing program….
The Hungarian National Bank announced that it would leave its bank and overnight rates at 0.9% and -0.05% respectively but waived its reserve requirements and is expected to announce further quantitative easing measures.
What spurred the use of Quantitative Easing?
Spillover Effects of Quantitative Easing on Emerging-Market Economies.
When then-Fed Governor Ben Bernanke gave his famous helicopter money speech to the Japanese in 2002, he was talking about something quite different from the quantitative easing they actually got and other central banks later mimicked.
Fifteen years after embarking on its largely ineffective quantitative easing program, Japan appears poised to try the form recommended by Ben Bernanke in his notorious“helicopter money” speech in 2002.
Most of the U.S. central bank's 19 policymakers felt it was a good idea to have Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke lay out a road map at a post-meeting news conference on how they likely would wind down the so-called quantitative easing program, minutes from the meeting released on Wednesday showed.
The problem is that wesee the same process, in particular through quantitative easing, of a thinking of a perpetual money machine nowadays to tackle the crisis since 2008 in the U.S., in Europe, in Japan.
This policy was termed as“Quantitative easing”.