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The phenomenon where traditional tools of monetary policy become ineffectual as (nominal) interest rates approach or hit zero (aka the zero lower bound) is known as the liquidity trap, inelastic investment demand, the paradox of thrift, Beibermania, or inelastic money demand.

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          The phenomenon where traditional tools of monetary policy become ineffectual as (nominal) interest rates approach or hit zero (aka the zero lower bound) is known as the liquidity trap, inelastic investment demand, the paradox of thrift, Beibermania, or inelastic money demand.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

Chapter 33

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The correct answer is the liquidity trap. This refers to a situation where monetary policy becomes ineffective because interest rates are already at or near zero, and therefore cannot be lowered further to stimulate economic activity. Show more…

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The phenomenon where traditional tools of monetary policy become ineffectual as (nominal) interest rates approach or hit zero (aka the zero lower bound) is known as the liquidity trap, inelastic investment demand, the paradox of thrift, Beibermania, or inelastic money demand.