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O artigo tem por objetivo analisar o amplo conjunto de políticas monetárias não-convencionais adotadas nos EUA a partir da crise financeira de 2007-2008, focalizando aspectos conceituais, detalhamento dos programas adotados pelo FED e sua efetividade. Sustenta-se que a utilização de políticas de crédito e quase débito tiveram efeitos significativos sobre as condições financeiras e um conjunto de variáveis macroeconômicas nos EUA, como produto e emprego. Tal resultado levanta questionamentos sobre a efetividade da política monetária convencional e da orientação para frente da política monetária, que eram elementos centrais à visão do Novo Consenso Macroeconômico que antecedeu a crise financeira 2007-2008.Referências
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