Breaking Myths: Deficit Spending and QE

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To become a client of our sponsor, Doo Prime, visit https://my.dooprime.com/es/links/go/12621 Advantages of Doo Prime for being a follower of our channel: https://xn--madrigueraeconmica-31b.com/?page_id=258 Our new sponsor, Tradingview, offers discounts for being our follower. Use the following link to benefit from the discounts Tradingview offers: https://www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=136840 Link to see the advantages of being a subscriber to the channel https://xn--madrigueraeconmica-31b.com/?page_id=258&preview_id=258&preview_nonce=945a1a3f0e&preview=true&_thumbnail_id=291 In the current economic world, two terms have sparked heated and often misunderstood debates: deficit spending and quantitative easing, commonly abbreviated as QE. Both concepts are crucial in the economic policy of many countries, but do we really understand how they work and their effects? In this episode of "Breaking Myths," we will thoroughly explore these topics to clarify misunderstandings and reveal the true nature of these economic practices. In this super interview where Daniel Baeza will interview Ritik Goyal from Bridgewater Associates. Deficit spending isn't always bad: There's a common belief that deficit spending is always bad economic practice, associated with increased public debt and future financial problems. However, this isn't always the case. We'll explore how deficit spending can be strategically used to stimulate the economy, especially in times of recession or economic crisis, and how it can lead to long-term growth if invested properly in infrastructure and social programs. QE: More than just printing money: Quantitative easing, often misunderstood as simply "printing money," is actually a complex tool used by central banks to influence interest rates and the money supply. We'll discuss how QE works exactly, from asset purchases to its effects on inflation, the labor market, and financial stability. Impact on economic inequality: One of the most important debates surrounding deficit spending and QE is their impact on economic inequality. We'll analyze how these policies can affect different socioeconomic groups unevenly and explore possible measures to mitigate any increase in the gap between rich and poor. Historical and contemporary examples: We'll use historical and contemporary examples of countries that have implemented deficit spending and QE policies to illustrate how these strategies can have varied outcomes depending on economic context and public policy decisions. By demystifying deficit spending and quantitative easing, we hope to provide our audience with a deeper understanding of these economic policies and their implications. Our goal is to foster an informed and constructive debate on how governments can effectively use these tools to promote economic growth and financial stability for the benefit of all citizens. X Ritik @rpgoyal_ https://themonetaryfrontier.substack.com/ X Daniel @dbaeza13 Disclaimer: Nothing discussed in this broadcast should be considered as investment advice. Always conduct your own research and consult with a financial advisor before even considering investing your money in these volatile markets. The information provided is for educational and informational purposes only, and any investment decision is solely the responsibility of the viewer. The volatility and inherent risks of financial markets require careful personal consideration and understanding.