Economists only: What is the downside of printing and distributing trillions of dollars in an environment in which inflation is nil and demand is low? Who loses and when? @joshgans
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Judging by previous comments V = velocity
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In normal talk, prices might rise because of shortages and might fall because people aren’t spending much but if the latter effect is bigger than the former, printing money can keep things balanced.
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M = monetary supply, presumably
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When money is not changing hands (velocity) very rapidly then little risk of inflation
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No idea what Y is
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Money printer go brrrrrr
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"The triangle thing is mad at the tube"
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