IRA’s Effects on Our Economy

 

Looking Forward: IRA’s Effects on Our Economy and Trading


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This raises the obvious question of what the budget deficit has to do with inflation. While not always straightforward, the relationship is generally understood like this: the only reason governments can run budget deficits is because they can issue bonds. If the Federal Reserve purchases these securities, it simply buys as many as needed and deposits the corresponding amount in reserve banks. For more clarity, say the Fed decides to purchase $1 billion in Treasury bonds; they’ll buy them from banks, for example, who then receive $1 billion from the Federal Reserve in exchange for the bonds.

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