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I think they maybe approached it a bit more thoughtlessly, and to a greater extent, after all they were screwed (properly screwed not house-prices falling screwed) already. Germany's the other classic example but they also were in an extremely dire straits.If you want to see the results of quantitative easing just study the recent economic performance of Zimbabwe.![]()
Maybe a limited QE can only result in limited cockups
... isn't the problem when they accelerate the process to try and pay off problems from the first batch?