Quantitative easing refers to unconventional monetary policy of the central bank selling financial assets to private institutions in an attempt to increase money supply and lower long-term interest rates.

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Quantitative easing involves the central bank buying financial assets, not selling them, in order to increase money supply and lower long-term interest rates.

Quantitative Easing Refers to Unconventional Monetary Policy of the Central