Debt monetization occurs when a central bank purchases government bonds, effectively creating new money to finance public spending. This practice is used to stimulate economic activity during crises or recessions. Governments benefit from lower borrowing costs, while financial markets may see short-term stability. However, prolonged use risks inflation and currency devaluation, affecting savers and long-term investors.
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