مدى استجابة المتغيرات المالية و الاقتصادية للتيسير الكمي في المملكة المتحدة

Abstract EN

Quantitative facilitation is a tool of modern monetary policy that has been used by the central banks of the seven advanced countries to cope with the effects of the financial crisis or the economic recession at a time when financial crises are negative economic phenomena that affect the advanced capitalist countries and the countries that are open economically and financially.

Therefore, this study attempted to answer a set of philosophical, intellectual and practical questions related to quantitative easing.

The study aimed to identify the theoretical and philosophical knowledge of quantitative easing and the extent to which economic and financial variables respond to quantitative easing in the UK.

The study used two methods to test the hypotheses of the study, the analytical and descriptive method of data, the use of graphs, the standard and statistical methodology using Eviews (7) and Excel The importance of the study is that it first highlights the issue of quantitative easing, which is one of the most important topics related to monetary policy in developed countries.

Secondly, the study shows us the extent to which economic and financial variables respond to quantitative easing The most important conclusions of the study are that quantitative easing in the UK has had a clear impact on the financial and economic variables studiedThe most important recommendations of the study are: First: Quantitative easing affects the local and international economy significantly through its impact on long-term interest rates and the exchange rate.

We recommend researchers to pay attention to this important subject.