Quantitative easing is not widely understood, but sometime soon will have funded (albeit, indirectly) almost £900 billion of government spending. It will have done so
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From my Twitter account this morning, I admit overlapping with comments already made here:

Modern monetary theory (MMT) says the government creates all our money – either itself through its own spending, or indirectly through the banks that it
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Sometime very soon we are going to have an announcement from the Bank of England that they are going to create more quantitative easing. An
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I have been asked to explain how quantitative easing works, given how important it is within our economy and managing the coronavirus crisis right now.
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Need I say more than this? I defined the suppliers of corruption services way back in 2007 as: 1. Those governments who supply the secrecy
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Stephen King, who is HSBC’s Senior Economic Adviser and author of ‘Grave New World’ has an article in the FT today under the title ‘The
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My attention has been drawn to the Zero Hedge website where this has been posted: The conclusion of the piece was: I was asked to
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies has issued its Green Budget (i.e. its forecasts for what it sees the budget scenarios to be) for autumn 2020
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