When the Fed lowered short-term interest rates to near zero but the policy didn't seem to stimulate the economy enough, the Fed in 2009 also began conducting the policy of expansive buying of bonds now known as:
A. ZIRP (zero interest rate policy)
B. QE (quantitative easing)
C. Operation Twist
D. Zero Lower Bound
B. QE (quantitative easing)
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A monopolistic competitor produces 100 units of a good at a per-unit cost of $22. If it charges a price of $19 per unit of the good, it will ________
A) earn zero economic profits in the short run B) incur a loss of $300 in the short run C) earn a profit of $1,900 in the short run D) incur a loss of $100 in the short run
An example of household production excluded from GDP is
A) household cleaning services provided by Merry Maids Incorporated. B) child care provided by a certified nanny. C) tree trimming you provide at your parents' home. D) plumbing work completed by Joe Fix-it. E) lawn care provided by a local lawn care company.