quantitative easing

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Noun

quantitative easing (usually uncountable; plural quantitative easings)

1. (economics) An monetary policy in which the central bank creates money and uses it to purchase bonds from private banks.

Translations

monetary policy where the central bank creates money electronically

Chinese: Mandarin: 量化寬鬆 (zh), 量化宽松 (zh) (liànghuà kuānsōng) Czech: kvantitativní uvolňování (cs) n. Finnish: setelirahoitus (fi)

Italian: alleggerimento quantitativo (it) m. Japanese: 量的金融緩和政策 (ja) (ryōteki kin’yū kanwa seisaku) Norwegian: kvantitative lettelser (no) pl.

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German: quantitative Lockerung (de) f.

Lithuanian: pinigų spausdinimas (lt)