How does quantitative easing stimulate economic activity? (Podcast)

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Maëlle Vaille’s podcast on quantitative easing and its effects on the economy

10/06/2021

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Maëlle Vaille

A graduate of Université Paris Dauphine, Maëlle Vaille is currently a doctoral student at Université de Bordeaux (LAREFI) and portfolio manager at Atlas Management in Geneva. Her main areas of interest are monetary policy, international macroeconomics and financial stability. More specifically, her thesis focuses on the effects of central bank balance sheet policies on financial stability.

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Maëlle Vaille

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