A recent survey shows that the number one fear of global business leaders right now is that the economy will fall into a new recession this year. If even those people are afraid, we should probably get prepared as well.
In 2008, governments and central banks “solved” the problem by injecting trillions into financial markets with quantitative easing. Of course, it didn’t do much to help the real economy and made the rich even richer.
If we don’t act now, there’s a huge risk that the authorities will use the same recipe: they’ll bail out the financial sector instead of the real economy. And we know that ordinary people will be the ones paying the price.
For years now, a growing number of economists and NGOs like us have been promoting ‘helicopter money‘ as an alternative solution that is simple, fair and democratic.
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The European Central Bank has created and injected more than €2.5 trillion into financial markets through its quantitative easing programme. Unfortunately, the effects were limited. pic.twitter.com/ej71ab6Zmr
— Positive Money Europe (@PositiveMoneyEU) March 2, 2019
what do you mean with the helicopter money? how do you implement this policy? the helicopter money in broad sense is a deep error,
What on earth is the point of central banks distributing money to everyone (never mind the associated bureaucratic costs) when we ALREADY HAVE systems for distributing money to the population: tax cuts, the social security system, and other forms of public spending like education, health etc?
Indeed, the latter sort of system (i.e. the central bank creates money and government spends it) has been advocated by PM almost since PM first started!!
They distribute money but the money is only an expression of economical values. They later will rise the taxes, because inflation and only will give value , a dangerous one. Only a recession can put equilibrium again, a costly for people and brutal