Sentence examples for monetary exposure from inspiring English sources

The inquiry has real practical importance because the aggregate monetary exposure on non-derivative financial contracts—and thus the potential systemic risk that could be triggered by that exposure greatly exceeds that on derivatives contracts.

The winner of the contest will receive numerous monetary prizes and exposure opportunities by participating in various Univision television productions.

Regardless, there does seem to be an overall correlation between self-adoration and monetary success and exposure.

Ben Bernanke's first exposure to monetary policy was reading the works of Milton Friedman, the Nobel laureate.

The Merger Agreement also strictly limits Aladdin's exposure to monetary liability in the event it commits a breach of the contract.

Contributors don't receive monetary compensation, but get exposure and links back to their original posts.

The present study addresses the needs of the medical researcher to spend monetary resources devoted to exposure assessment with an optimal cost-efficiency, i.e. obtain the best possible statistical performance at a specified budget.

The cooperation-boosting power of money may not hold for people with no exposure to modern monetary systems, he says.

His optimism about government spending is due to his exposure to Modern Monetary Theory, a school of economics that says our panic over government budget deficits is delusional, a misguided and atavistic remnant of the gold standard.

When banks are undercapitalized, they react to an easing of monetary conditions by increasing their exposure to zombie firms, evergreening loans and hoping that an economic recovery (or their government) will bail them (and their zombie firm borrowers) out.

Reserve accumulation increases foreign exposures to American monetary policy while simultaneously introducing a destabilising force into the American economy.