Sentence examples for analysis of the monetary from inspiring English sources

Marshall is quite serious about this, and this is the third time he has introduced such a bill, which contains both a history lesson and analysis of the monetary system in the 35 "Whereases" of the preface.

A JPMorgan Chase analysis of the monetary policy of major central banks found that the tendency was more toward reducing borrowing costs than at any time since the fall of 2009.

Before starting his analysis of "the monetary constitution" Timberlake sets the stage with a brief discourse on the emergence of money, a market phenomenon, and the detrimental results that have always followed governmental tampering with it.

Her dissertation proposed that the classic economic analysis of the German monetary unification underestimates the political, cultural and historical context of German reunification.

We assessed spatiotemporal patterns of lion depredation of livestock, via analysis of the Gujarat State Forest Department monetary compensation records, and human perceptions of forested habitat, lion conservation and wildlife damage mitigation, via interview surveys.

This Part's most important feature is its analysis of the complex monetary convergence criteria which Member States must satisfy in order to join in the third stage of EMU, and its evaluation of current progress of the states in that regard.

That framework, which combines the rigor and internal consistency of dynamic general equilibrium models with such typically Keynesian assumptions as monopolistic competition and nominal rigidities, makes possible a meaningful, welfare-based analysis of the effects of monetary policy rules.

We illustrate the differences between our approach and the traditional approach for the analysis of the effects of monetary policy shocks and of the effects of oil demand and oil supply shocks.

The Nobel Prize committee called his analysis of the Great Depression in the Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960, "ofe oFriedmanan's most profound and also most distinguished achievements".

"An Objective Analysis of the Objectives of American Monetary Policy, 1952-61," in Deane Carson, ed., Banking and Monetary Studies.

This perspective is germane to the analysis of the interpersonal consequences of monetary transactions.