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Peter, the reason for my post is that there is no plan to reduce unemployment (significantly), nor to stop jobs going to EU citizens from elsewhere on a massive scale, nor to find other ways to garner money to curb the Public Debt, such as from the super-rich.
The only plans are continuous indiscriminate taxation, spending cuts, cuts to council budgets, cuts to benefits, pay-rise-freezes, pay reductions, NHS cuts, reductions of Police numbers and so forth.
Therefore, at this point, QE is the best option available. Otherwise we will be dried out of finances.
So QE does, yes, imply some negative consequences (not necessarily inflation though), but it is the next-best solution when all else fails. Otherwise the negative consequences will be much worse.