Question

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Coming from a small domestic market, Iceland's banks have financed their expansion with loans on the interbank lending market and, more recently, by deposits from outside Iceland (which are also a form of external debt). Households also took on a large amount of debt, equivalent to 213% of disposable income, which led to inflation. This inflation was exacerbated by the practice of the Central Bank of Iceland issuing liquidity loans to banks on the basis of newly-issued, uncovered bonds[116] — effectively, printing money on demand.

Answer 1

从一个小的国内市场的崛起，冰岛的银行资助其扩张与银行间贷款市场的贷款，并通过从外部冰岛（这也是一种存款形式的外债较近期）。农户还就大量的债务，相当于213的可支配收入，从而导致通货膨胀％。这加剧了通货膨胀的冰岛中央银行发行的新发，破获债券[116] - 有效的基础上向银行流动资金贷款的做法，按需印刷的钱。