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It is true that there is a depreciative factor in all of these things, which is the basis for the immediate liquidationist argument - the faster this happens, the less depreciation is experienced while under incompetent management.
Higher returns can be expected to attract investors, spurring demand for whatever currency is needed to buy the bonds in question and working against the depreciative effects of QE.
My book is puerile, a depreciative term meaning merely boyish.
 
 
 
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