The money supply

Which one of the following is most likely to be included in a broad measure of the money supply but not in a narrow measure of the money supply?

Do not answer Context 2 if you have answered Context 1.

Using the data in Extract D (Figure 3), calculate the value of bonds that had been purchased by November 2020 for every £1 worth of bonds purchased by November 2009. Give your answer in £s and to two decimal places.

Extract F (lines 18–19) states: ‘Some say that the use of QE is a dangerous addiction and its overuse can lead to problems in the future.’ Using the data in the extracts and your knowledge of economics, assess the view that the continued use of quantitative easing (QE) is damaging for the UK economy.

Which one of the following is a policy that the Bank of England is most likely to undertake if it wants to increase the money supply?

In recent years, several central banks around the world have implemented a policy of quantitative easing (QE). All other things being equal, which one of the following combinations A, B, C or D, is most likely to be the result of this policy?