Sentence examples for macroeconomic decisions from inspiring English sources

As in the 1930s, the court would not want to second-guess the macroeconomic decisions of the administration, I hope.

Some Labour leadership candidates are urging the party also to look at the overall macroeconomic decisions and the extent to which the chancellor has moved on to Labour ground by delaying the speed with which the deficit will be cut, pointing out that the new timetable is not sharply different from what Ed Balls had proposed in the general election.

In this way, possible benefits for staff and patients can be determined, and macroeconomic decisions can be taken.

It is indeed unfortunate that, given our freedom from the fixed exchange-rate regime of the eurozone – one of the best British macroeconomic policy decisions of recent decades – our policymakers have made such a mess of exchange-rate management.

Since the development of the office of prime minister, holders of the position have typically concentrated on the most high-profile or strategic aspects of government, particularly top-level foreign relations, major defense decisions, macroeconomic policy, and the government's legislative timetable and priorities.

14 44 This study shows depression as a community outcome of macroeconomic and political decisions that can lead to mental distress and suffering for communities as well as for individuals.

The IFIs provided guidance and contributed resources for the participatory processes in addition to recommending the appropriate macroeconomic analytical and decision frameworks.

He said the decisions pose macroeconomic as well budgetary risks.

The Irish Business and Employers Confederation is lobbying the government to break the logjam.Beyond even the government's control, however, are international macroeconomic developments, including pending decisions in Britain and America for new rounds of central-bank stimulus.

We have decided to follow this second route due to the easy and consistent fit of the (EP) philosophy into the complex mathematics of the growth models, with the necessary previous aggregation of individual decisions into macroeconomic magnitudes: aggregated innovation quantities and rate of entrepreneurship.

There is a whole paper trail of agreements showing Washington's clear influence over major economic decisions, including macroeconomic policies, privatizations, and trade policy.