Quantitative easing refers to an expansive monetary policy in which a central bank prints new money to purchase government bonds or other securities, thereby stimulating the economy.

We are in the year 2008. The economy is in shambles. You play as one of the largest nations in the world, and it is your task to support the economy by printing money to save companies.

Various companies are auctioned off to save them. At the end of the game, each of them will be worth victory points. Since you control your nation's central bank, you own the money-printing machines and can bid whatever you want: 99? Fine. 99 billion? That's okay too.

Auction for the companies to earn points, but be careful. If you are the nation that spends the most money during the game, you are eliminated.

Make sure to start the inflation wave at just the right moment.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months.

• Number of players: 3-5
• Playing time: 30 minutes
• Age: from 10 years.