Sentence examples for monetary changes from inspiring English sources

No mention was made of a larger plan of fiscal and monetary changes," says Mr Marx.

Monetary changes affect output only in the short run though "short run" may mean three to five years.

These principles were the building blocks for ideas about the transmission of monetary changes that developed beginning in the 18th century.

It was elected governments that pushed the monetary changes that got Britain and America out of the Depression, and it was an elected government that shook the Bank of Japan out of its long paralysis.

Some of the main propositions relating to the transmission of monetary changes are: The growth rate of the quantity of money is consistently, though not precisely, related to the growth rate of nominal income.

This version has more drastic monetary changes than in the original version (the original decks are denoted without dashes).

There is many a slip between the monetary change and the income change.

Horst Kohler, managing director of the I.M.F., said dollarization could help stoke economic growth, though he also urged the nation to improve its banking system and enact some proposed budgetary changes to accompany the monetary change.

It's much more important that the referendum brings the first positive monetary change in decades.

At post treatment, we found significant cost differences regarding the gross total monetary change, Z = -2.06, P < 0.05, as well as the indirect non-medical costs, Z = -2.20, P < 0.05.

Under the terms of the proposed settlement, Uber drivers would have remained independent contractors, but the company agreed to some non-monetary changes to its policies, including allowing drivers to accept tips.