Sentence examples for economic policy developments from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal (and, to a lesser extent, Bloomberg News) is the White House's go-to outlet for economic policy developments.

The former U.S. intelligence official noted that insider detail on economic policy developments - for example, financial crises affecting the economies of European countries such as Greece, Italy and Spain, and the stability of the Euro - is the type of critical information U.S. policymakers welcome.

Labor's thinktank, the Chifley Research Centre, will on Tuesday launch a new inclusive prosperity commission to help shape the opposition's economic policy development process in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

In addition, the Minister of Finance and Minister of Industry utilize the Statistics Canada agency for financial planning and economic policy development.

In fact, I'd argue too much time was spent on Israel and Iran and not nearly enough on what I think will be the single most important foreign and economic policy development of the 21st century -- the emergence of the Chinese middle class.

Meanwhile, an independent study on the impact of recent economic and policy developments in the UK shows welfare reform as the main cause of homelessness in England.

Shares on Wall Street ended the day little changed on Tuesday as investors held back in anticipation of economic and policy developments.

He was from 1978-80 the deputy mayor for economic policy and development under Mayor Edward I. Koch.

Just as the Bush administration brought a growth of executive power in foreign policy and surveillance, so executive power has grown when it comes to economic policy; that development spans the administrations of both Mr. Obama and George W. Bush.

And given the considerable heterogeneity that exists in the region - in terms of health care system design, economic policy, economic development, and ethnic composition - there is also scope for identifying 'natural experiments', or regions that deviate from expected health profiles - offering clues as to how global/regional forces interact with local context to shape public health.

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