Eurozone crisis and Helicopter money: Difference between pages

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Helicopter money is a hypothetical method for a central bank to create new money.

Instead of buying assets, the central bank would transfer money into the economy without any exchange of assets.

"helicopter money is a very bad idea."

The Treasurer, October 2016, p15.

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-{{lowercase}}The eurozone crisis is an abbreviation for the eurozone sovereign debt crisis that started in 2009.
+Helicopter money is a hypothetical method for a central bank to create new money.
-The eurozone crisis is associated with concerns about the potential for sovereign debt default by the five eurozone periphery countries.
+Instead of buying assets, the central bank would transfer money into the economy without any exchange of assets.
+''"helicopter money is a very bad idea."''
+The Treasurer, October 2016, p15.
 == See also ==
-* [[Core countries]]
+* [[Asset purchase facility]]
-* [[European Monetary Union]]
+* [[Central bank]]
-* [[Eurozone]]
+* [[Monetary policy]]
-* [[Global Financial Crisis]]
+* [[Money supply]]
-* [[Grexit]]
+* [[Quantitative easing]]
-* [[Periphery countries]]
-* [[Sovereign debt]]
-* [[Sovereign debt crisis]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]