Printing Money

And if it starts printing money, it invites inflation at home and a run on its currency abroad.

And do they ever, you know, first of all, I was struck by what you said me going to jail for printing money.

He's trying to shoot down the idea by saying, "Hey, I'm not actually printing money. "

At the time, the Bank of Japan financed a large fiscal expansion by printing money.

As you know, the ECB keeps refusing to save the world by printing money.

It had a central bank, and favored printing money to reduce the real value of its debt load.

Second, the Federal Reserve is boosting the money supply by creating commercial bank reserves, the modern day equivalent of printing money.

We could not have devalued out of trouble. We would have been unable to fuel economic growth by printing money.

Revenue, or spending power, which a government acquires by printing money. The act of printing money increases the money supply at . . .

Quantitative easing is nothing more than the Federal Reserve printing money and creating inflation.

This came after remarks last month in which Putin branded the U. S. government "hooligans" for printing money.

"Nobody is talking about printing money, " he said.

In the past decade, President Robert Mugabe and his allies attempted to prop up the economy -- and their government -- by printing money.

Nor would it seem to matter if the spending in scenarios 2-4 was financed with taxes or debt rather than printing money.

Investors anticipate the Fed will soon resume quantitative easing (i. e. , printing money) through a new round of bond purchases.

printing money as vehicle demand comes back over the next few years.

"All of the policies appear to involve printing money, which in turn essentially means that the policies are debasing every currency. "

Printing money and transferring it directly to people's bank accounts is a perfectly sensible way of tackling the risk of deflation.

Bernanke claims it is a "myth" that the Fed is "printing money" because the "money in circulation is not changing in any significant way" .

Others are even warier about bonds' prospects, with our government printing money liberally and interest rates already near historic lows.

The government builds a bunch of bridges that are really useful. The money to pay for the cement and the workers comes from printing money.

Mr. Leuchtmann says the Swiss have the advantage of wanting to weaken their currency, which can be done through printing money.

Then, in March 2002, it tried printing money under the now-familiar concept of quantitative easing.

The US, continually borrowing money from China, even printing money weakened the strength of the US dollar.

Yet back in March 2009 Mr. Bernanke told Mr. Pelley that the Fed was printing money to fund an earlier bond buying program.

And, something I imagined I would never propose, it should be explicitly financed by printing money.

Germans fear setting the wrong incentives for politicians, and creating inflation by, in effect, printing money.

It also helps central bankers, by assuaging investors' fear that bankrupt governments will resort to printing money.

Mr. Coxey failed, but his demands of stimulus spending and printing money became the standard response to recessions.

PRICE inflation remains relatively subdued in the rich world, even though central banks are busily printing money.

Each nation's efforts to adulterate currencies by cutting rates and printing money risks bringing inflation.

As for the U. S. , the dollar is the reserve currency and we have the benefit of printing money.

And those that have already been used, such as printing money to buy government bonds, are likely to suffer from diminishing returns.

The Chinese retort that the US is printing money in an effort to drive down the dollar.

Printing money would worsen inflation, debauch the currency and bring a balance-of-payments crisis.

New borrowing would have been impossible to finance other than by printing money.

Interest rates in both countries are close to zero, with their central banks seemingly intent on printing money to escape recession.

This was supposed to prevent any return to Argentina's old habit of covering its deficits by printing money.

But the longer-term effect of printing money is inflation, which would have the opposite effect on interest rates.

Although it is typically done electronically, or on paper, its practical effect is the same as printing money.

Tearing up decades of monetarist orthodoxy, it has been printing money to keep the financial system afloat.

But it also suggests that China is not shy about printing money to irrigate its economy.

The US could repair its balance sheet through asset sales and fiscal transfers instead of just printing money.

It has been shown that China is now letting its currency rise because it needs to stop printing money in order to tame inflation.

Printing money will eventually lead to a higher price level or inflation.

They do so by creating bank reserves ( "printing money" ) to purchase government bills temporarily.

For central bankers, one byproduct of printing money is that it helps drive down the currency.

The government doubles the amount unemployed people receive. (The extra payments are created by printing money).

Printing money is the source of the problem and the Federal Reserve is the culprit.

But, printing money to keep interest rates low only works temporarily; it will eventually cause the US dollar to crash.

Bernanke and other Fed policy makers have since signaled the likelihood of printing money to start a new round of securities buying.

Its general acceptance requires the acknowledgment of the truth that one cannot make all people richer by printing money.

In the short run, the case for stimulus is overwhelming. But in the longer run, we can't enrich ourselves by borrowing and printing money.

"In simplewords: We are not printing money, " Mr. Trichet told a conference hosted bythe Austrian National Bank.

Is the Federal Reserve printing money to finance its bond buying?

In that sense, it is printing money.

Why is it known as "printing money" ?

Yet, unlike the US, China is indeed "printing money" , in order to buy foreign currency and protect external competitiveness.

This is true even if we take into account that the government might still be printing money, causing all prices to rise.

This is where the Fed has already been inventive : printing money to buy all manner of assets.

One myth that's out there is that what we're doing is printing money.

The nuclear option, conceived in America but untried in Japan, is to finance public spending or tax cuts by printing money.

a combined monetary - fiscal effort ? deficit spending or tax cuts financed by printing money ? may be needed