Sentence examples for microeconomic policy from inspiring English sources

And microeconomic policy ought to do more than improve productivity and employment.

In microeconomic policy, Mr Brown has no such sense of fallibility.

Microeconomic policy should deal with the supply side of the economy as he put it, "the creation of conditions conducive to growth and employment".

For microeconomic policy, the priority must be following through with our far-reaching economic reforms in order to raise living standards in a sustainable way".

The first question to ask of any existing microeconomic policy, or of any proposed new one, is simply whether it promotes competition.

Most of the reforms that the country needs to introduce in order to get going again are tweaks to microeconomic policy that would not cost much.

It concentrates not just on free trade but on common microeconomic policies such as deregulation and harmonised taxes.

(Even in such a case, however, if it were pursuing specific microeconomic policies, its neutrality might hide significant effects on the behaviour of the economy).

He largely achieved his macroeconomic goals and did well enough with his microeconomic policies, as far as they went.Mr Brown was lucky to inherit an economy in which much of the heavy lifting had already been done.

But there is already a discernible move leftward in some microeconomic policies: a new law controlling medicine prices is in force; plans to privatise big state firms have been dropped, and the government is intervening more in business, for example by demanding the faster transfer of shares to black investors.

But it's a more general observation that even bad microeconomic policies, which lead to substantial distortions in the use of resources, have a hard time doing remotely as much damage as a severe economic slump, which doesn't misallocate resources — it simply wastes them.