Re:The digital pound: A new form of money for households and...
by unmole on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @07:32PM
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> there is not a lot of broad agreement with it in economics circles
This is fair.
> its describing a system that was dramatically changed by the 2008 financial crisis
Mherling emphasizes the historical development of central banking but I don't think the Money View is describing an outdated system. The MOOC itself came out after the 2008 financial crises and it does reference Quantitative Easing as a response to the European sovereign debt crisis.
This is fair.
> its describing a system that was dramatically changed by the 2008 financial crisis
Mherling emphasizes the historical development of central banking but I don't think the Money View is describing an outdated system. The MOOC itself came out after the 2008 financial crises and it does reference Quantitative Easing as a response to the European sovereign debt crisis.