Sentence examples for monetary expectations from inspiring English sources

Individual Special Interest Communities may have different monetary expectations of their members for house events, community meals, trips/outing, or retreats; but such costs are up to the discretion of each house and its members.

This is very closely related to Gauti Eggertsson's analysis of Japanese policy (pdf) over the same period: there too the lack of central bank independence combined with a fiscal imperative made it possible to change monetary expectations in an unorthodox way, which was exactly what was needed (although they should have skipped the invading Manchuria part).

Working in a poor community introduced the unique challenge of monetary expectations of CAB representatives.

Only a few potential participants declined to participate in the study due to time required, monetary expectation and unease with the study topic.

Monetary Policy, Expectations, and Commitment, Scandinavian Journal of Economics 108, 15 38], have made significant headway in establishing certain features of monetary policy rules that facilitate learning.

With the government facing a fiscal and monetary crisis, expectations are high that donors will foot the bill for much needed but politically sensitive security sector reforms and demobilisation, disarmament and reintegration programmes.

Equity markets haven't quite known how to react to recent changes in monetary policy expectations.

The reward for this stark clarity is, or ought to be, monetary stability: zero expectations of devaluation and, therefore, lower interest rates than would otherwise prevail.This clarity is much in fashion.

The strong reaction to mere comments from a candidate — before any fresh easing has actually taken place — demonstrates one of the less understood aspects of monetary policy: that expectations can matter more than policy.

The United States, the world's largest economy, is into its ninth year of growth, with the International Monetary Fund lifting expectations for expansion to 2.7percentthis yearar from 2.3percentt because of the tax cuts.

While Mr. Perlman's effect on ticket sales has carried over to shows in which he does not appear as a violinist or conductor — sales for the Nov. 13 performance, with the guest conductor Chelsea Tipton II, are brisk — his monetary and musical expectations reflect his status as a leading artist on the world stage.