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marginal tax rates, housing market, public finances, the role of central banks, inflation, fiscal policy
For over a decade after the global financial crash of 2007–09, the Bank of England (BoE) has maintained a loose monetary policy, with historically low interest rates, and quantitative easing as a way of supporting the economy, while attempting to maintain its target of achieving a 2% inflation rate.
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