Sentence examples for change monetary from inspiring English sources

The central bank can change monetary policy almost overnight, whereas a change in fiscal policy is more complex, both politically and administratively.

"With a massive fiscal retrenchment also in train after the election, the UK economy is definitely not out of the woods yet – and today's data is certainly not a good reason for the MPC to change monetary policy tomorrow".

Marie Diron, economic adviser to Ernst & Young, the consulting firm, said that even if official rates were not likely to change "monetary policy is currently being tightened by stealth" because market interest rates were rising.

Naka Matsuzawa, an analyst at Nomura Securities, says that, in future, the inflation expectations that can be stripped out of the bond could provide a signal for the central bank to change monetary policy.

First, there is confidence that Brazil will not radically change monetary or exchange-rate policy, given its hard-won fight against inflation and the political capital the government has invested in stability.

This is very closely related to Gauti Eggertsson's analysis of Japanese policy (pdf) over the same period: there too the lack of central bank independence combined with a fiscal imperative made it possible to change monetary expectations in an unorthodox way, which was exactly what was needed (although they should have skipped the invading Manchuria part).

The results of his work have changed monetary policy around the world and played a major role in bringing inflation rates under control in developing countries.

Later in the year, the government changed monetary policy to break its formal link to the American dollar for a new policy that has led to a roughly 3percentt rise in the value of the Chinese renminbi.

The obvious reason for such an analysis is the fundamental institutional and regulatory change for the banknote issue business by the Federal banking act of 1881 which could have changed monetary dynamics.

The reason open-market operations are highly effective is that they change the monetary base — and the monetary base is only $822 billion (yes, "only" — we're in the world of Very Big Numbers here).

In exchange for a bailout, the fund extracts commitments by beleaguered countries to change their monetary, fiscal, banking and other economic policies to the liking of the fund.