Sentence examples for adopted inflation from inspiring English sources

Poland and the Czech Republic quickly adopted inflation targets, allowing their exchange rates to float.

But in the 1990s, many central banks adopted inflation targeting, a simpler alternative.

Following the examples of New Zealand and Great Britain, several countries adopted inflation targets, typically based on time frames of one or two years, and then adjusted policy to reach these targets.

For example, in the U.K., which adopted inflation targeting in 1992, the chancellor of the exchequer, as Britain calls its finance minister, sets the target.

Almost all its countries have devalued their currencies in recent years, and adopted floating exchange rates; many have also adopted inflation-targeting, given greater independence to their central banks and made efforts to put their fiscal accounts in order.

One example is India, which is currently considering adopting inflation targeting to enhance monetary discipline.

This year, countries as diverse as Iceland and Turkey are joining the in-crowd by adopting inflation targets.

That ignominious experience led the Tories to adopt inflation targeting, which has transformed Britain's macroeconomic performance.

"I think the big step for monetary policy was adopting inflation targeting in 1992 [under then chancellor Norman Lamont]." Mr King argued last night that "granting independence to the Bank of England was the dramatic constitutional change that convinced financial markets of the UK's conversion to stability as the basis of macroeconomic policy".

Mr. Kuroda, 68, has for years publicly criticized the Bank of Japan, saying it has not gone far enough to fight deflation and has urged the bank to adopt inflation targets and expand an asset-buying program to pump more funds into the economy.

A number of central banks have adopted firm inflation targets, which has helped to contain inflation expectations.