KRIZA INVESTIRANJA I KVANTITATIVNO POPUŠTANJE
INVESTMENT CRISIS AND QUANTITATIVE EASING
Author(s): Dragan L. Vukasović, Duško Laković, Darko MartinovSubject(s): Business Economy / Management, Financial Markets, Public Finances
Published by: Друштво за економска, друштвена и културна научна истраживања – Економист
Keywords: quantitative easing; investments; bank; disinvestment;
Summary/Abstract: The central financial institutions have concluded that it is necessary to inject larger amounts of money into circulation in order for the financial system to maintain functionality and stability in crisis conditions. Through quantitative easing, the central bank creates money that it uses to buy the financial assets of bankers and investors, which results in the emission of money and the expansion of the money supply. In those complex conditions, the inflation rate practically stood still, so it could be argued that monetary measures can have a stimulating effect on growth, without causing an increase in the inflation rate. There have been changes in the functioning of the financial system, but real investments, as opposed to financial, still represent a key lever for long-term development. They need to be actualized, redefined, analyzed and incorporated into current financial frameworks.
Journal: Економист
- Issue Year: 2/2023
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 1-10
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English, Serbian
