Still others would make the case that monetary action would have been enough, if only the Fed had committed to a target for annual inflation that was higher than 2% and vowed to do as much quantitative easing as necessary to reach that goal.
Otros argüían que la política monetaria hubiera sido suficiente si tan solo la Fed se hubiera comprometido con una meta inflacionaria anual superior al 2 % y hubiera prometido implementar toda la expansión cuantitativa necesaria para lograrla.