Sentence examples for monetary logic from inspiring English sources

"Europe already has created a monetary logic with the euro," the Belgian finance minister, Didier Reynders, said in a newspaper interview in Belgium.

Recent debates on informal economic activities have partially switched away from a pure monetary logic towards a more complex one, embedded in long term relations and reckoning with non materialistic paradigms.

Paris and Rome are loth to do what the economic logic of monetary union demands.

By their logic, lax monetary policy is solely to blame for emerging inflation in Asia, and rising protectionism and asset bubbles in emerging markets.

Eurozone countries need to accept the remorseless logic of monetary union that leads from a single currency to greater fiscal integration.

Over the summer Mr Osborne had already declared that the "remorseless logic" of monetary union led to much greater integration of tax and spending policies, and perhaps common borrowing through euro bonds.

Cameron and George Osborne believe it is in Britain's national interests for eurozone leaders to follow the "remorseless logic" of monetary union and take decisive steps towards a fiscal union.

And as the British Government has been arguing for a year now that means following the logic of monetary union towards solutions that deliver greater forms of collective support and collective responsibility of which Eurobonds are one possible example.

There's simply no readiness to take the fundamental steps — like approving the issue of "E-bonds" underwritten by all the euro area's taxpayers or the creation of a European Union finance ministry — that would convince markets the euro zone is ready to assume the logic of monetary union.

Mr Osborne also criticised European partners in his speech, claiming that the "remorseless logic of monetary union" made greater fiscal integration in the eurozone inevitable.

QE follows the same logic as standard monetary policy.