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Quantitative Easing was the drug prescribed by economists to keep Western economies functioning in a moment of crisis. Sunday Telegraph economic commentator Liam Halligan argues that the policy of money creation has now become a dangerous addiction.
Interviewees include:
Dr Adam Posen, President of the Petersen Institute for International Economics in Washington DC
Producer: Phil Kemp.
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Quantitative Easing was the drug prescribed by economists to keep Western economies functioning in a moment of crisis. Sunday Telegraph economic commentator Liam Halligan argues that the policy of money creation has now become a dangerous addiction.
Interviewees include:
Dr Adam Posen, President of the Petersen Institute for International Economics in Washington DC
Producer: Phil Kemp.

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