Jonathan Ashworth is an independent economist. He has worked as an economist at Morgan Stanley and Barclays Wealth and his work has been widely cited in the media including The Economist, The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. He has also worked as an economist in the productivity and structural reform team at HM Treasury, where he did work on the famous Five Tests for whether Britain should join the euro.
A thorough and comprehensive analysis of the history and effects of quantitative easing. A comprehensive and detailed analysis of what is, in terms of central banking history, still a relatively new tool in the policymaker's box. Everything you have learned and experienced over the last decade (and forgotten) on the subject of QE is covered, in detail, in this book ... I would encourage you to pick it up to refresh yourself on the details of how and why we got to where we are today ... the author manages to provide the reader with a complete and interesting overview of one of the most important topics in our time.