'macroeconomic stabilization' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to economic policies enacted by a government to control the economy, such as controlling inflation or consumer spending. Example: The government has been working on macroeconomic stabilization policies to ensure a strong economy in the future.
And his answer was no, because the standard approach has demonstrated "its benefits in terms of macroeconomic stabilization".
Ukraine managed to achieve macroeconomic stabilization by 1996, the year in which it introduced its long-awaited currency, the hryvnya.
This line of reasoning represented a return to the arguments of Keynes, Hansen, Modigliani, Samuelson, and others, who during the middle of the twentieth century placed macroeconomic stabilization at the center of economics.
"Macroeconomic stabilization, both in fiscal and monetary policies, is necessary but not sufficient," he said, calling for more attention to the "equally important and under-recognized" issue of reforms for stable, long-term growth.
"My guess is that the current framework for monetary policy — with innovations, no doubt, to further improve the ability of central banks to communicate with the public — will remain the standard approach, as its benefits in terms of macroeconomic stabilization have been demonstrated," Mr. Bernanke told a Boston audience in October.
Worst of all, there is no overall approach to macroeconomic stabilization in Primakov's new program.
Strong revenues from hydrocarbon exports have brought Algeria relative macroeconomic stability, with foreign currency reserves approaching $200 billion and a large budget stabilization fund available for tapping.
National macroeconomic stability was seen as sufficient for international macroeconomic stability.
The first-term agenda was macroeconomic stability.
Macroeconomic stability comes at the expense of spreading prosperity.
Can fiscal policy promote macroeconomic stability?
