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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 January 2024
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11 As Leonard explains, ‘Between 2007 and 2017, the Fed's balance sheet nearly quintupled, meaning it printed about five times as many dollars during that period as it printed in the first hundred years of its existence. All those dollars were forced into a zero-interest-rate world, where anybody was punished for saving money. It was impossible to trace the path of each QE [Quantitative Easing] dollar released in the flood of $3.5 trillion … This money flowed out into the system, and it pushed all the major financial institutions to search for yield. Many Wall Street traders … developed a nickname for it: the “everything bubble.”’ (Christopher Leonard, The Lords of Easy Money: How the Federal Reserve Broke the American Economy (Simon & Schuster 2022) 211–212). ‘All told, QE programs started with QE2 in 2010 expanded the size of the Fed's balance sheet from $2.3 trillion to $8.2 trillion and rising in mid-2021.’ (ibid 349).
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