Sentence examples for monetary events from inspiring English sources

Take, for instance, Keynes' key theorem: that monetary events — government deficits, interest rates, credit volume and volume of money in circulation — determine demand and with it economic conditions.

And it covered a lot about what was going on in Washington, and financial events, and especially some of the monetary events.

The new monetary event follows a $1.3 million seed round that took place around two years ago.

But economists insisted on treating that as a monetary policy event, which I don't think it was at all.

But this monetary chain of events belies a much more fundamental change in the culture of Silicon Valley.

The toolbox includes three functions: a) enhancement of the post-event damage data collection process, b) assessment of monetary loss of future events and c) continuous updating and improvement of an existing vulnerability curve by adding data of recent events.

Three were cost-benefit analyses and assessed the monetary equivalent of cardiovascular events [9, 14] or total cost over the study period [13].

For example, in collaboration with the "flood-tec" subproject, we can derive not only cost structures for novel water-treatment technologies, but also provide a sustainable business model assessing the prevention of the current monetary threat of flood events and its subsequent negative ecological impact.

Globalization has had little effect on United States monetary policy decisions because foreign events rarely have a major influence on the economy, said Robert Parry, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

According to such arguments, the degree of belief in the occurrence of an event is given by the price of a betting contract that pays out one monetary unit if the event manifests.

WASHINGTON — The next significant event for monetary policy is not the Federal Reserve's meeting Tuesday and Wednesday, which is likely to pass quietly, but the presidential election two weeks later.