The phrase "adopt stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, psychology, or policy-making, where one is discussing the implementation or acceptance of a particular stimulus or incentive.
Example: "In order to boost economic growth, the government decided to adopt stimulus measures aimed at increasing consumer spending."
Alternatives: "implement stimulus" or "embrace stimulus".
Adoption of stimuli generator: Does the approach adopt stimuli generator as the technique to inject inputs into the simulation? 6.
Even in countries where the stricken banks eventually repaid most or all of their bailouts, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, the debt burden rose sharply as governments adopted stimulus programs to ameliorate the broader consequences of lending busts.
In the wake of the financial collapse more than two years ago, the government took various steps to invigorate the economy, pouring money into the financial system and adopting stimulus spending.
While Black and other members of Canada's corporate elite have hardly reversed their belief in balanced budgets and small government, at least some of them recognized the logic of adopting stimulus measures to offset the collapse in commodity prices or, at least, they didn't consider the Liberal economic plan to be a major threat.
While Black and other members of Canada's corporate elite have hardly reversed their belief in balanced budgets and small government, at least some of them recognized the logic of adopting stimulus measures to offset the collapse in commodity prices — or, at least, they didn't consider the Liberal economic plan to be a major threat.
The European Union has chosen another path by declining to adopt a stimulus approach.
Far from simply allocating the benefits of rapid economic growth, the next president may have to persuade a hesitant nation to adopt fiscal stimulus while persuading the Fed not to offset it with higher interest rates.
"We can't get from here to Feb. 1 if the current 'who's in charge?' situation continues," said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG, an investment firm, arguing that Congress should adopt a stimulus package, including temporary tax cuts, as rapidly as possible.
It is possible, of course, that the United States will solve its political problems and finally adopt the stimulus measures that it needs to bring down unemployment to 6% or 7% (the pre-crisis level of 4% or 5% is too much to hope for).
