It's a function of time (mediated by interest rates, subject to market demand, namely liquidity preferences)
That's not the same as outright "printing money" which is not backed by any deposits (what does the balance sheet look like when "printing money"?)
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It's a function of time (mediated by interest rates, subject to market demand, namely liquidity preferences)
That's not the same as outright "printing money" which is not backed by any deposits (what does the balance sheet look like when "printing money"?)