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Central Bank direct purchases of Treasury Bonds are banned by law in most countries. But they're not banned by the accounting. If they did happen, guess who would suffer the most?
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Central Bank direct purchases of Treasury Bonds are banned by law in most countries. But they're not banned by the accounting. If they did happen, guess who would suffer the most?
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| Central Bank direct purchases of Treasury Bonds are banned by law in most countries. But they're not banned by the accounting. If they did happen, guess who would suffer the most? |