I still find it hard to wrap my head over the fact that most economist analyst is aware that continuous printing of money is deterrent to the economy and quality of life in the long-run, but still, the government keeps issuing endless bills. It's not my desire to politicize my views but ideally, economists should run most of the economic policies but it seems the economist is only a remote control tool used by the government to achieve political interest.
I understand your point, we always know that printing more money will bring inflation. However, with the current situation wherein we are under the pandemic, countries are not operating as normal, the law of supply and demand are skewed.
It seems the world now runs policies for immediate gains while trashing policies that bring future gains. Maybe I am having a distorted view, but looking at most government policies around the world, even a non-economist can tell that this will be disastrous in the future.
Sadly, this is true, not looking at the long run and it seems that the problem lies on the sitting government. If the government knows how to run the country to get out of recession and increase productivity then it will be very beneficial specially giving its people more purchasing power.