Would it be a reasonable argument to say that a negative interest rate means that the money supply is decreasing.
I presume at a rate proportional to units of currency printed.
Or would the inflationary effects on the Euro take over because of the increased risk banks need to take by having investment into businesses and companies and their bond instruments instead.
Hard to tell right now two scenarios for me are a period of deflation which isn't necessarily awful as goods and services get repriced at a lower rate and the strength of the currency increases and a period business of slow business growth followed by rapid business growth as the money stabilizes.
Or a period of high risk business creation and a market of loaning to bolster economic growth, followed by an economic crisis in some countries in the Eurozone and then a boost to the economies of other countries in exchange as they try to optimize against one another by offering the best deals for investment.
Thoughts?
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