Sentence examples for Monetary statistics. from inspiring English sources

Her mother is a specialist in monetary statistics at the National Bank of Georgia.

"I'll write something and send it to him, and he'll criticize it, and he'll do the reverse," she told a reporter for The Times in 1970 on the publication of their second major work, "Monetary Statistics of the United States: Estimates, Sources, Methods".

Committee on monetary statistics, 1974 Apr. 20-1978 Nov. Correspondence and transcriptions of hearings and testimony before the U.S. Congress or the European Parliament, in which Modigliani participated.

The latest monetary statistics for the Euro area, released yesterday, show that troubled sovereigns have indeed done very well out of the first batch of ECB loans, in December.

As has William A. Barnett of the University of Kansas, who late last year published a book called Getting it Wrong: How Faulty Monetary Statistics Undermine the Fed, the Financial System, and the Economy.

Inequality remains at or near record highs, an ongoing disaster that can't be captured by monetary statistics ― American life expectancy has declined for two consecutive years.

Europe's per capita income fell from 85percentt of that of the United States in 1990 to 66percentt in 2007, according to International Monetary Fund statistics.

Perhaps most striking, the rescue is on course to cost far less than the average clean-up from a financial crisis, according to International Monetary Fund statistics.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority statistics show that the total amount of RMB products jumped fivefold last year, to 315 billion renminbi, or $48 billion, by the end of 2010 from 62 billion renminbi at the end of 2009.

Uganda's central bank indicates that mobile phone subscriptions (irrespective of age), rose from 500 thousand to 21.1 million between December 2009 and December 2015 (Bank of Uganda monetary survey statistics 2016).

All the old "monetary aggregate" statistics the Fed uses to measure the money supply—"M1" and all that are up three-fold or more since 2008, and interest rates are at all-time lows.