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A Policy Buying a Wide Range of Financial Assets from Banks

Question 89

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A policy buying a wide range of financial assets from banks and other financial institutions in order to stimulate the economy is called:

A) precommitment policy.
B) operation twist.
C) money easing.
D) quantitative easing.

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