"This calls for more easing efforts to support growth and jobs," Qu Hongbin, chief China economist with the index sponsor, HSBC, said in a news release accompanying the survey.
Posen, who has been a lone voice calling for more quantitative easing this year, said: "If we do not undertake the stimulative policy that the outlook calls for then our economies and our people will suffer avoidable and potentially lasting damage".
Feinstein ran a campaign calling for more city parks and open space, more city support of the school district and free alternative-energy shuttles to ease traffic resulting from new development.
Mr. Sentance's vote was the first call for a rate increase in Britain since August 2008, and it was the first split decision since November, when one policy maker called for more quantitative easing than was ultimately agreed.
ON the eve of today's monetary-policy meeting of the European Central Bank's governing council, Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, called for "more monetary easing including through unconventional measures" in the euro area.
It may also lower expectations of a ' big stimulus' as some market participants have started to call for more aggressive monetary easing, such as RRR or interest rate cuts (not our baseline).
Consider this possibility: Europe rejects the United States' call for more fiscal stimulus and resists further monetary easing, and Congress further tightens import restrictions to ensure the economic rescue package only creates jobs at home and doesn't leak to other countries.
But the International Monetary Fund has called for more urgent change: allowing unprofitable state-owned enterprises to fail, easing capital controls and strengthening banks.
In the run-up to the Olympics, TfL has called for more people to take up cycling as part of plans to ease congestion on the roads and public transport.
