Is there a limit to the amount of public debt global central banks can purchase? Or are central bankers the new debt purchasers of last resort? If so, what are the short-term and long-term consequences of a situation in which the world's sovereign and agency debt approaches 100percent of GDP, yet short-term interest rates remain relatively low as a result of central bank targets? Will the long-term result be global hyperinflation?
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