Question ? 1. Inflation in the UK, Europe, and in the United States has remained relatively low in recent years despite so much new money being pumped into these economies resulting from Quantitative Easing. For whatever reason, money supply growth in most countries no longer tracks the consumer price index in any meaningful way. Some economists have suggested that this is evidence that monetarism is dead. 1. Explain the meaning of Quantitative Easing and monetarism? 2. monetarism is dead or not here? Why