Why Isn't Global Stimulus Working?

The video discusses how central banks, like the BOJ and ECB, print money to buy government liabilities, allowing treasuries to expand fiscal space and stimulate economies. It highlights Japan's lead in central bank-owned debt and explains how interest payments are managed. The concept of helicopter money and credit easing is explored as a means to further stimulate economic growth.

What are the potential effects of a quasi-permanent increase in the money supply?

In what ways can credit easing stimulate domestic financial conditions?