Sentence examples for monetary adjustments from inspiring English sources

People acted more rationally by reducing their stated value for a lottery, or if monetary adjustments are impossible they adjust their choice away from the lottery.

In January came monetary adjustments: devaluation and interest-rate hikes.

Some relied in the first instance on allowing their exchange rate to appreciate, as America would like China to do (though fiscal or monetary adjustments often followed).

And Taimur Baig, chief Asia economist at Deutsche Bank in Singapore, cautioned that the "window of respite" could cause some countries to push back their fiscal and monetary adjustments.

But, once the expectation of an ever-higher yen was quashed, almost all monetary adjustment would be in Japan.

Most economists agree that a fiscal and monetary adjustment big enough to ensure sustainable future growth would inevitably push unemployment, still near a record low of around 5%, up in the near term.

Because the purpose of long-term stabilisation of the exchange rate is to end deflationary pressure and to spring the liquidity trap in Japan, that is where the main monetary adjustment would take place.

Any fiscal and monetary adjustment big enough to restore public finances is sure to push up the jobless rate, which is now close to a record low of around 5%.Ideally, Ms Rousseff will let Mr Levy snip away, and use the Petrobras scandal to revitalise the ailing oil and construction industries by opening them up to foreign competition and dropping onerous (and graft-inducing) local-content rules.

The former variable also played an important role in the monetary adjustment process.

The main finding is that banking activity is an important variable in long-run money demand as well as in the monetary adjustment process under free banking.

In this paper, we have studied the demand for money and monetary adjustment in Switzerland before the establishment of the Swiss National Bank, which started operations in 1907.