Where information technology means printed paper - great boxfiles of A4 paper.
It means printing physical objects rather than documents – you can print right now with titanium or metal.
Nor is it yet quite "digital first", which, in Journal Register terms, means print somewhere towards the disappearing rear.
The more foreign capital that flows in, the more dollars the central bank must buy to hold down the yuan, which, in effect, means printing money.
The writer drew not for the sake of drawing but to get into metal--to have his work be turned into zinc cuts and by this means printed.
Five years ago the Bank of Japan launched a monetary experiment its so-called "quantitative easing" policy, which basically means printing lots of money.
For the Fed, growth means printing money.
The focus on the aural/visual means print literacy is not as mandatory, making the resources more inclusive.
Essentially, that means printing money to raise inflation, which should push tax revenues up (although higher inflation also could raise Social Security and Medicare expenses, offsetting the benefit).
