cheap money policy

基本解釋

Having enjoyed the benefits of Europe's “one size fits all” policy when money was cheap, Ireland and Spain are about to suffer the cost.
在享受了“一眡同仁”的寬松貨幣政策之後，愛爾蘭和西班牙馬上就要爲(wèi)此付出代價(jià)。
Having enjoyed the benefits of Europe's "one size fits all" policy when money was cheap, Ireland and Spain are about to suffer the cost.
儅歐洲地區(qū)內(nèi)其他國家在貨幣貶值時(shí)享受“一刀切”政策帶來的利益時(shí)，愛爾蘭和西班牙將要付出代價(jià)。
If money is too abundant or too cheap, inflationary pressures may build up or bubbles may appear in financial markets—until central banks tighten policy or market opinion suddenly changes.
是如果現(xiàn)金過多或過於便宜，那麼通脹壓力就會(huì)大增，或者金融市場(chǎng)的泡沫就會(huì)顯現(xiàn)——直到央行實(shí)施緊縮性政策，或市場(chǎng)突然改變看法爲(wèi)止。

The exact mix between the cheap money policy of the Fed (which allowed the prices of real estate to be bid up) and the unsound lending and guarantee practices of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is surely part of the overall story.
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The Fed could, for example, promise to keep rates at record lows until at least 2015, thus giving markets one more year of cheap money and loose monetary policy.
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Although an expansive monetary policy and the massive inflow of cheap money helped inflate the housing bubble, the financial crisis as we know it would not have occurred without the toxic effect of subprime lending.
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