It can’t be the liquidity effect because if the Fed buys cars, or tacos, then there is no necessary connection to borrowers in Wall Street suddenly raising their nominal demand for bonds. If anything, it would raise the prices of cars and tacos, and thus bring about the Cantillon Effect ...
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