Qualitative easing - Revision history

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	'''Qualitative easing''' is a form of [[monetary policy]] whereby a [[central bank]] reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.<ref name="tragedy_euro">Bagus, Phillip. [http://mises.org/resources/6045/The-Tragedy-of-the-Euro "The Tragedy of the Euro"], 2010.</ref>		'''Qualitative easing''' is a form of [[monetary policy]] whereby a [[central bank]] reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.<ref name="tragedy_euro">Bagus, Phillip. [http://mises.org/resources/6045/The-Tragedy-of-the-Euro "The Tragedy of the Euro"], 2010.</ref>

	Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the [[European Union]] throughout the early 21st century as the [[European Central Bank]] increased its holdings of bonds issued by ~~trouble~~ countries (such as [[Greece]] and [[Italy]]) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />		Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the [[European Union]] throughout the early 21st century as the [[European Central Bank]] increased its holdings of bonds issued by troubled countries (such as [[Greece]] and [[Italy]]) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />

	== Quantitative easing ==		== Quantitative easing ==

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	==Links==		==Links==
			* [http://mises.org/daily/3725 The Fed's Dilemma] by Philipp Bagus, October 2009
			* [http://mises.org/daily/4913 Will There Be QE3, QE4, QE5...?] by Philipp Bagus, December 2010
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Pestergaines: About Quantitative easing.

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 Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the [[European Union]] throughout the early 21st century as the [[European Central Bank]] increased its holdings of bonds issued by trouble countries (such as [[Greece]] and [[Italy]]) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />
-{{See also|Quantitative easing}}
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	'''Qualitative easing''' is a form of [[monetary policy]] whereby a [[central bank]] reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.<ref name="tragedy_euro">Bagus, Phillip. [http://mises.org/resources/6045/The-Tragedy-of-the-Euro "The Tragedy of the Euro"], 2010.</ref> Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the European Union throughout the early 21st century as the European Central Bank increased its holdings of bonds issued by trouble countries (such as Greece and Italy) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />		'''Qualitative easing''' is a form of [[monetary policy]] whereby a [[central bank]] reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.<ref name="tragedy_euro">Bagus, Phillip. [http://mises.org/resources/6045/The-Tragedy-of-the-Euro "The Tragedy of the Euro"], 2010.</ref>

			Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the [[European Union]] throughout the early 21st century as the [[European Central Bank]] increased its holdings of bonds issued by trouble countries (such as [[Greece]] and [[Italy]]) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />

	{{See also\|Quantitative easing}}		{{See also\|Quantitative easing}}
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'''Qualitative easing''' is a form of [[monetary policy]] whereby a [[central bank]] reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.<ref name="tragedy_euro">Bagus, Phillip. [http://mises.org/resources/6045/The-Tragedy-of-the-Euro "The Tragedy of the Euro"], 2010.</ref> Qualitative easing could occur, for example, if a central bank were to move from gold being the primary asset backing its monetary base to a collection of assets more heavily composed of government bonds. Qualitative easing occurred in the European Union throughout the early 21st century as the European Central Bank increased its holdings of bonds issued by trouble countries (such as Greece and Italy) which decreased the average quality of the assets backing the Euro.<ref name="tragedy_euro" />

{{See also|Quantitative easing}}

==References==
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