Quantitative easing, a term first widely used in Japan in the 1990s, does not have an agreed precise definition. It describes a policy in which the central bank buys assets from the financial sector, and does not necessarily – as in conventional monetary policy – confine such activities to the management of the government’s own debt.
“量化寬松”一詞最初于上世紀(jì)90年代在日本廣泛使用，目前還沒有公認(rèn)的準(zhǔn)確定義。它描述了一種政策：央行從金融行業(yè)購買資產(chǎn)，而與常規(guī)貨幣政策不同的是，購買目標(biāo)不局限于政府自己的債券。
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