Q.E.
By Dr. David E. Marcinko MBA CMP®

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QE (Quantitative Easing = compound noun)
Although standard definitions will tell you that it is a ‘monetary policy’ used by central banks to stimulate the national economy, in reality it is more as follows:
– A cleverly disguised word that simply means ‘money printing’.
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Central banks use QE as a disguise for increasing the money supply, as to monetize its increasing debt.
For a more technical analysis of the actual mechanics of QE, I invite you to read the article entitled QE for Dummies.

Examples:
1. The Central Bank embarked on another round of QE in hopes that it can kick-start the economy.
2. Ben Bernanke is set to begin the Fed’s taper of QE as soon as next month.
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