Sentence examples for changes in economic policy from inspiring English sources

Actual changes in economic policy have been slow despite vows of reform.

"A lot of economists wish that there had been a debate about permanent changes in economic policy," he said.

But the ability to make any significant changes in economic policy is handicapped by the worldwide recession.

Thomas Sargent has shown how structural macroeconometrics can be used to analyse permanent changes in economic policy.

The economic impact of the Great Depression was enormous, including both extreme human suffering and profound changes in economic policy.

The second assumption -- that the rate of expansion can be raised quickly by a few simple changes in economic policy -- has some validity, but only short term.

It finds that inequality is deep-rooted, and has varied little over recent decades, despite big changes in economic policies.

Part of the reason for the delay, analysts say, is that recipient countries are in political transition and have not had time to implement changes in economic policies.

At the same time, Greece's crisis will leave a long-term mark on the continent, as policymakers use the experience to inform changes in economic policies meant to prevent future crises from escalating as Greece's did.

If Clinton wins, we won't see big changes in economic policies – she is, more or less, familiar, which is something that markets love, because it gives them something that they adore: "transparency" or "visibility".

These differences may be partly explained within the framework of the changes in economic policies that emerged as a result of the efforts to find a way out of the crisis and the global Keynesian resurgence.