Sentence examples for monetary arguments from inspiring English sources

And let me admit that I'm especially exasperated — actually, about the fiscal as well as monetary arguments — because I went over all this ground fifteen years ago.

Throughout his monetary arguments, the Drapier constantly acknowledges how humble his station in life is, and incorporates theological and classical allusions to mock Wood.

Without a monetary penalty, their argument goes, the mandate can no longer be considered a tax, and so must be unconstitutional.

I don't have much sympathy with the moral arguments; all monetary regimes fix the price of something in terms of money: bonds, short-term treasury bills, foreign exchange, gold.

Evidently reacting to arguments that monetary union would put an extraordinary burden on West Germany, Mr. Kohl said that West Germany's trade surplus of about $78 billion marks "gained a new meaning" in view of the task at hand.

Still, there are reasons to be skeptical of the argument that monetary policy is more stringent than it looks.

Central banks have done more than enough to justify the argument that monetary policy should be run by technicians rather than by elected politicians an astonishing achievement in a democratic age.

Argument #4: Monetary stimulus can lead to further depreciation of the hryvnya and, since many people and businesses borrowed in foreign currency, the balance sheet effect of such policies could backfire.

In the presence of hysteresis, the authors note, there is a strong argument for monetary policymakers "to be more activist, in order to mitigate the possible damage to the current and future supply side of the economy".

The argument over monetary policy, although eye-glazing to many, was no less personally contentious, and Bob was, as always, a fighter.

The Hangzhou meeting's key contribution to this never ending call for stimulus merely advanced the argument from monetary stimulus to the need for more fiscal stimulus to keep the growth wagons rolling on.