What is the better solution to solve the crisis than increase money supply? How does this work? (picture used as reference)

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A: According to the quantity theory, (M x V) = (P x Y).

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A: Monetary policy refers to changes in money supply in the economy.

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Q: What is a liquidity crisis?

A: Answer: Liquidity: liquidity refers to the ease at which the assets can be converted to cash.

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Q: From the IMF Working Paper about Global Financial Crisis briefly explain one of the alternatives:

A: IMG working papers on various topics helps to get a clear understanding about the economic problems.

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A: 1) Power and Influence:Politicians seek control over economic policy because it allows them to wield…

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A: That is right! Expansionary policies aim to stimulate economic growth by increasing the demand for…