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Barbadian PM Mottley: Central banks of wealthiest countries engaged in $25-trillion of quantitative easing in last 13yrs ($9t in last 18 months for COVID) – had we used that $25t for bonds to finance transition in energy, food, transport …we would be reaching 1.5 limit.
Barbadian PM Mottley: Central banks of wealthiest countries engaged in $25-trillion of quantitative easing in last 13yrs ($9t in last 18 months for COVID) – had we used that $25t for bonds to finance transition in energy, food, transport …we would be reaching 1.5 limit #COP26 pic.twitter.com/suXiTFtxbK
— Jovan Johnson (@jovanthony) November 1, 2021
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