This is interesting. You didn't know. So you went to Wiki and rewrote EXACTLY what I wrote above the post you're answering.
"Apparently we read books here. QE is a tool of an economy that is based in monetary policy. It's an effective tool for a recession NOT for inflation. It would generate MORE and HIGHER inflation."
So your response is an, 'I know it too'.
However, the subject was inflation, not recession. And, if you don't know the difference, then you should not be in this conversation.
en.wikipedia.org
QE was a response to a recession (how could that happen if there wasn't economic cycles) and it used both levels of monetary policy, interest rate adjustments and monetary expansion through purchasing of bonds issued by the treasury, this is called money printing. Both of these have been used twice for extended periods of time in the 21st century, notably 2008 and in response to COVID. Your illiterate dem Chester molester friends are easy to persuade, but as you go about your day you and I both know the quality of your Chicago public school education is garbage and you should really just stop.
I went to Catholic school, and a Catholic University. Jesuits did a damn fine job with me.
Compared to your one room schoolhouse, where you clearly didn't advance.
Everything you wrote above has zero to do with the subject at hand, inflation and monetary policy.
You are faking knowledge here, it's obvious to those who understand it.
As far as education goes, just going over your messages from the last three days tell me you don't have one.
Present an argument, support your argument with research, draw a conclusion. Look at the counter points, pick each one off.
Learn how to do that, and stop barking up garbage.