>apparently a good thing. For a very loose sense of apparent. It's heavily debated, and there's no empirical evidence of greater growth in countries with negat

>apparently a good thing. For a very loose sense of apparent. It's heavily debated, and there's no empirical evidence of greater growth in countries with negative rates, in fact countries with negative rates are generally experiencing lower rates of growth than they were with high rates, although it's hard to disentangle correlation and causation here.