Once I wrote a piece
advocating helicopter money, and I called it 2300 Smackers.
In his book «Between Debt and the Devil,» which
advocates helicopter money, the British economist Adair Turner cites Pennsylvania in the early 1700s, the U.S. Union government in the 1860s and Japan in the early 1930s as examples of governments that used monetary finance without triggering hyperinflation.
Not exact matches
Bernanke has become known for his quote that he would be willing to throw
money out of
helicopters to keep an economy from falling into deflation; he is also known as an
advocate of managing the entire yield curve actively, not just short - term rates as is the traditional domain of central banks.
Now we are in a situation where
helicopter money is once again being
advocated — surprising to me, in this Wall Street Journal article, which probably should be an editorial, by Greg Ip, someone I usually respect.