Tuesday, 20 January 2009
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Economics news post for AS and A2 students at MPW Cambridge - please add brief comments to stories you find interesting or relevant. You can: speculate on future trends; link in with other topics or units; interpret/analyse; evaluate (magnitude of change/short term/long term...); offer a personal evaluation (normative statements) but please offer evidence or an explanation. You can also evaluate other students' comments but please be professional in your response.
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There is not enough cash in the economy which means, that government had to take the first step towards quantitative easing by authorising the Bank of England to buy almost £50 bn of private sector...This step should encourage banks to lend money to each other again..
come on,come on,come on,££££££££££ i am looking forward to it. There may be many unknow consequenses but i do know that is likely lead to devaluation.
same opinion as justin,GBp seems will lose value
The problem of printing money it will make the pound weaker which can have a big impact in imports
Quantitative easing attempts to halt the pace of economic decline in the UK.
printing money might cause the inflation, but now it is deflation, so it might not cost a lot. but the government sill should be careful with it.
PrintPrintPrint and exchange rate go downdowndown
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