Sentence examples for forced saving from inspiring English sources

Korea stands for education; among Singapore's innovative polices were forced saving and traffic congestion pricing; Costa Rica and Mauritius outperformed their respective regions by, among other policies, foreswearing standing armies; and Mexico experimented successfully with the original Conditional Cash Transfers.

He favored using forced saving to soak up excess purchasing power and keep prices in check.

The boom becomes a bust when a lack of finished goods leads to "forced saving" since fewer finished goods can be produced for sale.

Total output and productivity increased, however, and capital formation was made possible through forced saving, taxes, and regulated prices.

If we overhaul the system the welfare component of it should be separate and the forced saving part can work in a myriad of funded ways.

We apologize for our "low savings rate" and "dependence on foreigners," turn our foreign economic policy over to the International Monetary Fund's economic gurus, and contemplate consumption tax increases, forced saving, protectionism, and a weaker dollar (with the consequent increase in inflation).

We created a lot of chances, three open chances, [that forced saves from] the goalkeeper, Adrian.

Van Persie and Dirk Kuyt both forced saves early on from the Mexican goalkeeper, Francisco Ochoa.

I hit the post a bunch of times and I forced saves, but I had never scored.

Kieran Tierney and Roberts, again, forced saves from Ripley.

Graham and Michael O'Halloran forced saves from Bain though Greg Stewart tested Mannus at the other end.