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Exactly how do they differ? My impression is that the net result (depreciation of cash assets) is the same.
by colanderman 13y ago
Exactly how do they differ? My impression is that the net result (depreciation of cash assets) is the same.
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- kaonashi 13y agoIncreasing the amount of available reserves doesn't really transmit to inflation as it's constrained by demand for loans. The loanable funds model which says that increases in reserves leads directly to increases in loans doesn't really apply under a floating-rate non-convertible currency regime.
- colanderman 13y agoInteresting, thank you.