Sentence examples for economic policy shift from inspiring English sources

"If you need to get people to lend you money, if you finance yourself in the markets, an economic policy shift is not viable," said the senior diplomat.

Our European editor Ian Traynor writes in today's paper (second half of article): "If you need to get people to lend you money, if you finance yourself in the markets, an economic policy shift is not viable," said the senior diplomat.

Sargent developed a method, based on the analysis of historical data, for describing basic relations between macroeconomic indicators and expectations of economic policy that are not affected when economic policy shifts.

The whole focus of early modern Spain's economic policy shifted away from Barcelona.

The party's economic policy shifted from the 1980s to the 1990s from neoliberalism to protectionism.

The residents of urban areasin particular Antananarivohave been hardest hit by economic downturns and economic policy shifts.

There have been economic-policy shifts, naturally, but no panicky retreat into isolation, populism or foreign adventures.

We will reform American economic policy to shift from its present reliance on inflationary wages, job-destroying employer benefits, and incomes dependent on redistributing incomes earned by taxpayers.

In particular, allegedly nonpartisan groups of "experts" — the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, the Concord Coalition, and so on — have been all too successful at hijacking the economic policy debate, shifting its focus from jobs to deficits.

But the economic and policy shifts that are slowly changing parts of the country are also making a mark here.

Since the New Deal, much of Republican political program has been deeply unpopular with a consistent majority of Americans -- whether the economic policies to shift money from the middle to the top, or policies to despoil the environment, or the laws that intrude on women's reproductive freedom.