"Quantitative easing" is when:

a. Lending rules and underwriting standards are relaxed, which often leads to speculation.
b. Increasing a nation's money supply even though interest rates appear to be at a minimum.
c.Increasing government spending and reducing taxes even though they do not appear to be increasing aggregate demand.
d. All of the above.


.B

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