英語 での Quantitative easing の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Will the European Central Bank unleash full quantitative easing?
Mario Draghi takes time on Qe Quantitative easing: The decision on the next downsizing of the Slip Brokerage Program in October.
These are the numbers of economic papers that get a hit when doing an internet search with the keywords"quantitative easing QE.
Both of these trends have been rising since 2008 due to quantitative easing(QE) policies.
There is good reason for doubting whether the Bank of England can lower interest rates and restart quantitative easing.
It simply is being kept from collapse by artificially low interest rates and quantitative easing.
Another member claimed that it was appropriate to adopt an apparent quantitative easing and also set a target for the inflation rate.
If the Fed can do quantitative easing, so can the Chinese- and buy up our assets with the proceeds.
Quantitative easing was supposed to bring inflation“back to target.”.
Rather than helping the economy, the last round of quantitative easing just pushed commodity prices through the roof.
Zero rates and quantitative easing were the cause of dollar liquidity flooding these countries.
I think you have acknowledged that there is some level of quantitative easing that would boost demand.
Some readers have written to me asking to explain what quantitative easing is.
An initiative on the part of the Bank of Japan has come in to effect to restart quantitative easing, which is a step in the right direction.
So quantitative easing is really just an accounting adjustment in the various accounts to reflect the asset exchange.
If the Fed can do quantitative easing, so can the Chineseand buy up our assets with the proceeds.
Government at every level is over-indebted, and quantitative easing has over-supplied the US currency.
How do you evaluate the current state of the global economy, and especially responses of the advanced country governments such as quantitative easing policy?
This paper shows that quantitative easing may not be able to stimulate the Japanese economy.
It means that years of unprecedented Quantitative Easing failed to revive the economy.