Aside from the moral hazard issue, the key risk with this tactic (cutting interest rates to encourage new debt money creation) is that the central bank exposes the financial system to a currency crisis, as the growth in the money supply spirals out of control due to the need to save the banks from themselves.[58][59][60]
For these reasons, a collapse in confidence in the solvency of the banking system is one of the most complex and difficult policy issues any government can face.
In such crises of confidence, a central bank may choose to save the current players in the banking sector by printing money and inflating its way out of the crisis, thereby debasing the value of the domestic currency.
For these reasons, a collapse in confidence in the solvency of the banking system is one of the most complex and difficult policy issues any government can face.
In such crises of confidence, a central bank may choose to save the current players in the banking sector by printing money and inflating its way out of the crisis, thereby debasing the value of the domestic currency.