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Say hello to the ‘cheap money bubble’

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CNN: Central bank rate cuts are inflating a cheap money bubble

Article published: Aug 12, 2019

IB Economics syllabus: Macroeconomics (monetary policy)

NOTE! This article is an opinion itself, that is, it is a “commentary” about the latest developments in global monetary. Therefore, it is not really suitable for an IB Economics IA, but it is certainly a good read if you want a bit better insight into what the implications are of the extremely easy monetary policy that most central banks follow (and have followed in the past couple of years).

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My name is Daniel Szekely and I work as an IB Economics tutor, examiner and teacher. Having earned an MA degree in Economics at the University of Aberdeen, I started my career as a financial analyst at Morgan Stanley, one of the largest investment banks of the world. Yet, despite the promising career prospects of the banking industry, I decided to make a larger social impact by becoming a teacher. Currently, I teach IB Economics at SEK Budapest International School and have been an examiner for over 8 years. I started EconDaddy as a simple blog to share great articles with my students and others taking IB Economics around the world to use for their commentaries. Being a practicing IB Economics tutor, I have first hand insight into the most common mistakes of students, so the EconDaddy blog now also provides exam and commentary writing tips.