Financial dominance occurs when a government’s debt burden forces central banks to prioritize low borrowing costs over price stability, effectively subordinating monetary policy to fiscal needs. Used implicitly, it caps interest rates, fueling inflation. Primary beneficiaries are heavily indebted sovereigns and large borrowers, while savers and fixed-income investors lose purchasing power.
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