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Sir, your videos are very informative. Kudos to you!. Sir I have a doubt when Federal Reserve Bank started buying bond paper in return of dollar from the public isn't it a situation of Central Bank financing the governments debt (bonds).........then it must be qualified to call it as expansionary monetary policy which worked out in US but the situation was that of liquidated trap so how could monetary policy work in liquidity trap or financing of government debt by printing money should not be called monetary policy??
Liquidity trap is A conditions when rbi decrease intrest rate to increase money supply in market to goes bump the countries economic growth but..... People start to save this money not use for investment.... And countries economic growth goes down.....
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A liquidity trap is when monetary policy becomes ineffective due to very low interest rates combined with consumers who prefer to save rather than invest in higher-yielding bonds or other investments. Thanku so much Sir...😇🙏
as per keynes people hold money for speculative purpose instead of saving( as savings=investment) due to prevailing very low (close to zero) interest rates and they are anticipating a rise in interest rates thereby fall in prices of bonds, (hence risk of capital loss) People only hold cash or invest in bonds as per keynes. (Portfolio=cash and bonds only)
Does quantitative easing by US always hit indian economy? (i.e, after QE, US always increases interest rate after bond repo to maintain economic equilibrium) If that's the case, why not increase the yield at first place which will act as an impetus to make bond investment by US investors rather than lowering yield and then increasing policy rates, leading to disinvestments by FPI holders?
Liquidity trap is a situation when increase in MS doesn't lead to increase in IR, Income hence not stimulate economy. It leads to recession and govt may adhere to either Quantitative easing or Helicopter money to tackle such situation.
Liquidity trap Ineffective monetary policy when the interest rates are very low and people hoard cash due to the expectancy of adverse conditions like deflation or war or the interest rate to rise in future Which doesn't stimulate economy growth
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Sir I have a doubt when Federal Reserve Bank started buying bond paper in return of dollar from the public isn't it a situation of Central Bank financing the governments debt (bonds).........then it must be qualified to call it as expansionary monetary policy which worked out in US but the situation was that of liquidated trap so how could monetary policy work in liquidity trap or financing of government debt by printing money should not be called monetary policy??
Liquidity trap is A conditions when rbi decrease intrest rate to increase money supply in market to goes bump the countries economic growth but..... People start to save this money not use for investment.... And countries economic growth goes down.....
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A liquidity trap is when monetary policy becomes ineffective due to very low interest rates combined with consumers who prefer to save rather than invest in higher-yielding bonds or other investments.
Thanku so much Sir...😇🙏
as per keynes people hold money for speculative purpose instead of saving( as savings=investment) due to prevailing very low (close to zero) interest rates and they are anticipating a rise in interest rates thereby fall in prices of bonds, (hence risk of capital loss) People only hold cash or invest in bonds as per keynes. (Portfolio=cash and bonds only)
Does quantitative easing by US always hit indian economy? (i.e, after QE, US always increases interest rate after bond repo to maintain economic equilibrium)
If that's the case, why not increase the yield at first place which will act as an impetus to make bond investment by US investors rather than lowering yield and then increasing policy rates, leading to disinvestments by FPI holders?
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Liquidity trap is a situation when increase in MS doesn't lead to increase in IR, Income hence not stimulate economy. It leads to recession and govt may adhere to either Quantitative easing or Helicopter money to tackle such situation.
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Liquidity trap
Ineffective monetary policy
when the interest rates are very low and people hoard cash due to the expectancy of adverse conditions like deflation or war or the interest rate to rise in future
Which doesn't stimulate economy growth
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