Sentence examples for monetary collapse from inspiring English sources

A simple picture provides perhaps the clearest evidence of the key role monetary collapse played in the Great Depression in the United States.

Mr. Darash thinks that all taxes should ideally be cut by 50 percent to avoid a monetary collapse, he said, and that Mr. Paladino's proposed 10 percent cut is a good, if modest, first step.

Most important, the Federal Reserve knows not to repeat the mistakes of the past and how to avoid a monetary collapse at all costs (mainly injecting liquidity into the marketplace and banking system).

The Bretton Woods system of monetary management collapsed in 1971, under Nixon.

"People are asking: can we really trust the dollar as a store of value?" The Bretton Woods system of monetary management collapsed in 1971, under Nixon.

Their government's formula for monetary assistance collapsed last month, starting renewed speculation that teams from Edmonton, Calgary and Ottawa could soon follow Winnipeg and Quebec to new locations south of the border.

Oh how funny would it be if the international monetary system collapsed and the dollar was replaced by a kind of global Euro type common currency, which had been worked on by Russia and China for years?

Monetary velocity collapsed.

In 1998, after the Russian monetary system collapsed, Chubais was fired as first deputy prime minister.

The Russian monetary system collapsed in 1998, and the privatization program was revealed to be crony capitalism on an unprecedented scale.

Just as an unaccountable professor with a printing press can go on creating an illusion of economic recovery only for so long before the world's monetary system collapses, the president and Congress can only carry on enacting unintelligible, unworkable laws before their Frankenstein monster-like statutes begin to fall apart under their own weight.