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Who’s going to pay the bill? How does Quantitive Easing really work? | Property Insiders [VIDEO]

It's been just over a month now since the Coronavirus flipped our lives upside down.

From having to practice social distancing and getting used to life indoors, to continually washing our hands. The Coronavirus Sinks The Global Stock Exchanges.

It’s clear we are all going to be affected by the coronavirus – something none of us expected a few months ago.

Many Australians will lose their jobs, others will have their hours curtailed and most businesses will suffer.

One thing that we have all seen is our businesses suffer, which is making it hard to survive.

Right now, the government is throwing money at everything and anything in the hopes of keeping the economy afloat.

… this could run into hundreds of billions of dollars.

But at some point the lockdown will end and the handouts will stop.

Then what happens?

Who’s paying for all the government handouts?

That’s what I chat about today with leading economist Dr. Andrew Wilson chief economist of My Housing market.

Quantitative Easing in Australia 2020 - Who's Going To Pay the Bill?

Watch as we discuss:

  1. Who's going to pay the bill?
    The government has introduced a number of stimulus packages to mimimise unemployment from rising, help businesses survive and assist  ordinary Australians put food on the table.
    The various stimulus packages have amounted to close to $ 18 Billion dollars – where is this money coming from?
  2. What Quantitive easing really is and why the RBA is buying government bonds on the open market
  3. Will this debt ever be paid back?
  4. Will all this xtra debt will lead to inflammation down the track.

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About Michael is a director of Metropole Property Strategists who help their clients grow, protect and pass on their wealth through independent, unbiased property advice and advocacy. He's once again been voted Australia's leading property investment adviser and one of Australia's 50 most influential Thought Leaders. His opinions are regularly featured in the media.
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Hi Michael and Andrew, Your quick video was surprisingly good. I was expecting return to surplus nonsense. The more interesting question is 'who do we want to be in deficit?' The private sector or the government. Please look into Sectoral Balance ...Read full version

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