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Helicopter money is a reference to an idea made popular by the American economist Milton Friedman in 1969. The basic principle is that if a central bank wants to raise inflation and output in an economy that is running substantially below potential, one of the most effective tools would be simply to give everyone direct money transfers. In other words, print more money and give it to the people. In theory, people would see this as a permanent one-off expansion of the amount of money in circulation and would then start to spend more freely, increasing broader economic activity and pushing inflation back up to the central bank's target. Direct transmission could be more effective than QE, which relies on trickle-down effects from financial markets and doesn't expand the overall money supply. Prolonged QE has probably set the foundation for the next asset bubble already. The challenge is that if helicopter money works, governments will be tempted to use this even in good times, leading to chances of hyperinflation - Comment

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