Sentence examples for deflationary measures from inspiring English sources

Opinions differ also about how deflationary measures work to improve the external balance.

Scullin's deflationary measures (wage decreases, rationing, limitations on imports, and attempts to balance budgets) initially were successful.

Choosing to impose deflationary measures on an already depressed economy that was just beginning to recover was cavalier, to say the least.

But as liquidity disappeared in the face of strong deflationary measures, stocks would be run down rapidly, making the downturn that much sharper.

However the plan was made stillborn by the deflationary measures deemed necessary to avoid a devaluation of sterling, which happened anyway in November 1967.

Their reaction would be to reapply deflationary measures, including credit restrictions, higher interest rates, oil import controls, and limits on oil consumption.

In the meantime, the Koizumi government is expected to announce "anti-deflationary" measures on Friday intended to reassure the public that it is acting to offset the economic pain that would come with faster bad-debt write-offs.

The deflationary algorithm (1,479 data) consists of only conventional deflationary measurement performed in order to verify the duration of the measurement cycle.

Japan's central bank has been pursuing a super-loose monetary policy since Abe became prime minister four years ago, as it attempts to encourage consumer spending and lift the world's third biggest economy out of its deflationary spiral – measures that have yet to pay off.

However, since the euro crisis took the European policy elites by surprise during the Greek spring of 2010, it has become painfully clear that the Brussels-imposed deflationary austerity measures do not work, lack all popular legitimacy, and make the crisis go from bad to worse.

"Japan needs to take measures to stop the deflationary spiral and to write off nonperforming loans as soon as possible".