The major advanced economies have had very accommodative monetary policies since the 2008 global financial crisis. These 'flat to the floor' expansionary settings are likely to remain in place for some years to come, and there are positive and negative implications not only for their domestic economies but for other countries as well. Some bold policy thinking is required if these policies are not to be seen as 'currency wars', but rather as an opportunity for beneficial international interaction.
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