Artificially cheap money arises when central banks slash interest rates or inject massive liquidity, making borrowing unusually inexpensive. This tool fuels economic stimulus by encouraging spending, investment, and risk-taking during downturns. Primary beneficiaries include large corporations, real estate investors, and governments, who can refinance debt cheaply, while savers and smaller banks often suffer from squeezed margins.
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