The phrase "expansionary for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in economics and finance to describe policies or actions that are intended to promote economic growth and expansion. For example: - The government's expansionary fiscal policy was aimed at stimulating consumer spending and boosting the economy. - Lower interest rates are often seen as expansionary for businesses, as they can borrow money at a cheaper cost and invest in growth. - The company's decision to open a new manufacturing plant in the region will have an expansionary effect on the local economy.
In response to these difficult circumstances, monetary policy has been exceptionally expansionary for an unusually long period of time.
QE prospects higher February 20 , 2013Michael Hewson (@michaelhewson) BOE says pound depreciation was expansionary for economy -really??
A joint communiqué issued by the ministers said fiscal and monetary policy will stay "expansionary" for as long as is needed to reduce the chances of a double-dip recession after the worst financial crisis since the Second World War.
"Let us say that monetary policy becomes too expansionary for Germany," Dr. Weidmann told the Economic Club, making it clear that it is not German national sovereignty that needs to be sacrificed.
Speaking in New York in late April Mr Weidmann said that if monetary policy becomes too expansionary for his home country, "Germany has to deal with this using other, national instruments".
Oh, and one more thing: there are cases right now of countries with their own currency but with lots of foreign-currency debt that make depreciation contractionary versus expansionary — for example, Hungary (where lots of people took out mortgages in Swiss francs!) So this is still a relevant distinction.
We found clear evidence of polarization, both for the expansionary and for the recession period as well as for the whole 15-year interval.
There seems to be clear evidence of polarization, both for the expansionary and for the overall 15-year interval.
And having reached a deal late last year on a mildly expansionary budget for 2009, the government is now also preparing the ground for a new fiscal stimulus package.Boosting banks' bufferOn January 20th the government announced it would offer up to Dkr100bn (US$17.4bn €13.4bnn) in loans to recapitalise its banking sector.
The deals come in an expansionary phase for Mr Blair's Government Advisory Practice, which earns millions of pounds advising governments including those of Kazakhstan, Kuwait and Colombia.
While seemingly simple-sounding, investor protection provided an expansionary vision for Mr. Levitt to extend the commission's regulatory reach and gave him a policy wedge to poke into nearly every aspect of the securities business.
