Legislative and legal climate changes and human rights protections are not expensive in monetary terms compared with classic medical screening and treatment.
With food and energy prices increasing and the weakness of the British pound making imports more expensive, he said, monetary policy could not "alter the fact that, one way or another, the squeeze in living standards is the inevitable price to pay for the financial crisis and the subsequent rebalancing of the world and U.K. economies".
However, use of simulation technology is expensive both in terms of monetary outlay and of personnel involvement.
As with early ocean exploration, it will be expensive, difficult and risky, with little short-term monetary gain.
(Rachelle Younglai) - Any effort by the United States to pare its massive public debt without bringing in more revenue and tackling expensive benefit programs will lack credibility, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.
Many of the latest employee performance rewards are non-monetary, which tend to be less expensive for companies and appeal most to millennials.
Moreover, rescuing the banks yet again, this time with a steeply sloped yield curve (that is, cheap short-term money and more expensive long-term rates), is not even a proper monetary policy action.
One trend is to make the use of temporary contracts more expensive for employers, while at the same time offering monetary incentives to allow for transitions into permanent jobs.
By pushing up long-term rates that too would be a tightening of monetary policy.Bank credit is contracting and getting more expensive.
Mr. Farnood's spacious house stands behind high walls in Kabul's most expensive neighborhood, around the corner from the office of the International Monetary Fund, which is overseeing a forensic audit of Kabul Bank.
