Are we really saying that it&#39s not worth the risk to print an extra 200 billion for aid?那么，为了救援而额外印多2千亿钞票这样的风险真的不值得去承担吗？Would the risks really be that different?这些风险真的会有很大区别吗？To me, it&#39s not that clear.对我来说，这是比较模糊的概念。What is clear is the impact on aid.而对救援产生的影响则是清晰的。Even though this is the pri

I study the behavior of investors,how they react to policy and the economy.我研究投资者的行为，研究他们如何应对政策和经济。It gives me a different angle on the aid issue.这在救助问题上给我新的启迪。But it took an innocent question from my then-four-year-old daughter to make me appreciate that.但是当时我年仅四岁的女儿问的一个童真的问题让我对此心有感激。Pia and I were

Secondly, inflation simply never became a threat.第二，通货膨胀单纯来说时不会成为威胁的。As you can see, in the United States,inflation for most of this period remained below average.正如你所见到的，在美国，这个阶段大部分时间的通货膨胀都低于平均数。It was the same elsewhere.在别的地方也一样。So how does all this relate to aid?那么所有的这一切是怎么和救助这个事儿挂钩的呢？Well, this