The Changing Composition of the Fed's Balance Sheet
John B. Carlson, John E. Lindner
Abstract
John B. Carlson, John E. Lindner
Abstract
Since the onset of the crisis, the Fed has created and employed a new set of tools that involve the acquisition of financial assets and thus expand the asset side of the balance sheet. Lending to financial institutions predominated in the early months after the crisis began, but large-scale asset purchases will be the bigger story going forward.
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Since the onset of the crisis, the Fed has created and employed a new set of tools that involve the acquisition of financial assets and thus expand the asset side of the balance sheet. Lending to financial institutions predominated in the early months after the crisis began, but large-scale asset purchases will be the bigger story going forward.
Key concepts: Balance sheet, Off-balance-sheet, Asset (computer security), Financial crisis, Business, Balance (ability), Financial system, Finance