Sentence examples for financial stimulus program from inspiring English sources

The largest financial stimulus program in the history of the United States has ended.

Last week the Canadian government announced a financial stimulus program for the country's lobster fishery, which is ailing because of low demand.

Mr. Duncan was arguably one of the most powerful education secretaries in history, both because of his personal ties to the president and the billions of dollars in funding that came to the department as part of the fiscal stimulus program during the financial crisis.

That is largely a result of the country's aggressive monetary and fiscal stimulus program in 2009 and early 2010, as Beijing essentially printed money in response to the global financial crisis.

They challenged the perception that national budgets are in trouble because of the bailouts and fiscal stimulus programs that were enacted to combat the financial crisis.

Yellen has been one of Bernanke's staunchest allies as he has fought to bring down unemployment by keeping interest rates close to zero for the last five years, and pumping $85bn a month into the financial system via a stimulus program known as quantitative easing (QE).

Between financial rescue missions and the economic stimulus program, government spending accounts for a bigger share of the nation's economy — 26percentthanthat anyany time since World War II.

Though Mr. Obama has not detailed his views on international financial regulations, he has backed a stimulus program to revive the American economy, which is a theme at this meeting.

Another bigger study, also to be presented at the conference, found that some states facing pressing financial problems last year as the stimulus program emerged decided to use 100 percent of their education stimulus money almost immediately.

Much of Asia enjoyed a sharp rebound in the years immediately after the global financial crisis, buoyed by an aggressive stimulus program in China and the cash that flowed in as investors and businesses looked for higher returns than those available in the languishing United States and European economies.

Expectations that the Fed might start to taper its stimulus program have roiled financial markets since May and the central bank shocked investors in September by maintaining its cash injections of $85 billion a month in full.