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The Unintended Consequences of Extraordinary Policy

December 5, 2012 Anthony J. Evans

Today saw the 6th Quarterly Meeting of Kaleidic Economics. The main point of discussion was the distributional effects of QE and how the policy has altered from when it was first implemented. Reproduced below is the chart showing the extent to which the Bank of England has emerged as a buyer of UK government debt.

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