Dynamic Quantitative Easing: Printing Money Explained

by Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Most ordinary people do not really understand what Quantitative Easing is. It seems just part of the economic jargon at the core of politics. Yet it does affect the lives of ordinary people significantly, in both positive and negative ways. This dissertation, published in book form, provides answers in simple everyday language.

63 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 2, 2015

About the author

I was born in 1939 into an Anglo-German family. My parents had links to both leading figures in the Third Reich and to British Intelligence.

I am now single, having been twice married, with five surviving children and three grandchildren. i write and blog for a hobby. My interests are American, British and European history >1800, politics, international relations,healthcare and economics. Apart from writing hobbies include hiking, bird watching and photography.