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In the video, I try and explaing quantitative easing to street sellers in India.
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In the video, I try to explain quantitative easing. I said: if they print more money, the interest rate goes down, but only in the short term guess you can’t really predict what will happen every time.
The lady responds by talking about buying and selling phones. How far off is she from understanding? I think she’s right in a way: if interest rates are low, or the bank doesn’t offer a good rate, then depositing money in a bank isn’t worth it.
Did I explain quantitative easing correctly, and how accurate is her response?
Did I explain quantitative easing correctly in this post, and how accurate or insightful is the street seller’s response?
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