U.S. Monetary Policy, Part 2
Panelists discussed three papers that had just been presented about the impact of the practice of “quantitative easing,” a policy in which the Federal Reserve purchases bonds in order to stimulate the economy.
“Did the Fed’s Quantitative Easing Make Inequality Worse?” was the topic of this event at the Brookings Institution.
Matthias Doepke and Veronika Selezneva presented their paper on the impact of monetary policy on the distribution of wealth across household… read more
Matthias Doepke and Veronika Selezneva presented their paper on the impact of monetary policy on the distribution of wealth across households, “Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy,” which they then discussed with Jean Boivin.
Panelists discussed three papers that had just been presented about the impact of the practice of “quantitative easing,” a policy in which the Federal Reserve purchases bonds in order to stimulate the economy.
“Did the Fed’s Quantitative Easing Make Inequality Worse?” was the topic of this event at the Brookings Institution. close
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David M. Wessel Founding Director and Senior Fellow Brookings Institution->Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy
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