Helicopter money and Monetary: Difference between pages

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Relating to money, particularly the supply of, and confidence in, the official central currency.

Government monetary policies are often contrasted with, or combined with, fiscal policies.

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Financial reporting.

Amounts held - or to be received or paid - in a fixed or readily determinable amount of money.

Contrasted with 'non-monetary' items such as property, plant and equipment.

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-Helicopter money is a hypothetical method for a central bank to create new money.
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-Instead of buying assets, the central bank would transfer money into the economy without any exchange of assets.
+Relating to money, particularly the supply of, and confidence in, the official central currency.
+Government monetary policies are often contrasted with, or combined with, fiscal policies.
-== See also ==
-* [[Asset Purchase Facility]]
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-* [[Central bank]]
-* [[Monetary policy]]
+''Financial reporting''.
-* [[Money supply]]
-* [[Quantitative easing]]
+Amounts held - or to be received or paid - in a fixed or readily determinable amount of money.
+Contrasted with 'non-monetary' items such as property, plant and equipment.
+==See also==
+*[[European Economic and Monetary Union]]
+*[[Fiscal]]
+*[[International Monetary Fund]]
+*[[Monetary policy]]
+*[[Monetary stability]]
+*[[Money]]
+*[[Non-monetary items]]