Monetary Policy
Latest Questions for Monetary Policy (77)
The Value Competition Between National Fiat Currencies and BitcoinLet's put it this way, this matter is actually quite easy to understand.
You can imagine a country's sovereign currency (like the RMB or US dollar) as "stock" or "shopping vouchers" issued by a super-...
Many people think that if the government is short of money, it's simple: just print more! But in reality, it's not that straightforward, just like a household that's short on cash can't simply print i...
You've hit on a crucial point, buddy. This issue has been debated for decades, and even economists themselves haven't reached a consensus. I'll try to break it down for you in plain language, without ...
Okay, let's talk about the role of the "lender of last resort."
Imagine the entire financial system as a vast water system, with money being the water.
Hello! Let's discuss this in simple terms.
Imagine you and your friends are playing a game where you build houses with building blocks.
Normal Market: Building Brick by Brick
Normally, you have a limi...
Okay, let's talk about this.
You can think of interest rates as the "price" of money in the entire economic system. Central banks (like the People's Bank of China in our country, or the Federal Reserv...
That's an excellent question. When a financial crisis hits, people panic, feeling like the sky is falling. At such times, it's up to the government, acting as a "parent figure," to step in.
Frankly speaking, neither of these is good, but if forced to choose, deflation is generally considered the one more likely to trigger a systemic financial crisis.
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What measures does the Federal Reserve typically take if the U.S. economy enters a recession?
You can imagine the U.S.
Okay, this is a fascinating question and indeed a concept many people hear about but might find difficult to fully grasp. I'll do my best to explain it in plain language.
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