Quantitative easing
Alternative labels
Monetary loosening
Queasing
Report
Lessons from quantitative easing: a guide for Australian policymakers
This report argues that quantitative easing (QE) is an operating instrument for policy, rather than a monetary policy as such. As with policy conducted via official interest rates, QE’s effectiveness depends on the policy framework in which it is located, as well as how the policy is communicated and executed.