Sentence examples for monetary management from inspiring English sources

Her father is a former president of Executive Monetary Management, an investment advisory firm in Manhattan.

"This has restored the yellow metal as a central element of monetary management".

Is it the work of deft fiscal and monetary management, or the clairvoyance of some antipodean Alan Greenspan?

"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.

Friedman and Schwartz made a convincing case that it was inept monetary management by the Federal Reserve Bank that was the main culprit.

In most countries the passive attitude toward monetary policy disappeared during the early 1950s; there was increased interest in more flexible monetary management.

Feasibility was assessed in the domains of process (e.g., recruitment), resource (e.g., monetary costs), management (e.g., personnel time requirements) and scientific outcomes (e.g., treatment effect).

The primary aim is to assess program feasibility in the four domains of process (e.g., recruitment, retention, and adherence), resources (e.g., communication, staff requirements, and monetary costs), management (e.g., time and accuracy in data collection/entry, and reporting of adverse events) and scientific outcomes (e.g., safety, burden, participant feedback and efficacy/outcomes).

Following World War II, his theories provided the intellectual foundation for systems of monetary and demand management across the noncommunist industrial world.

In the original disequilibrium literature, Hool (1980) focuses on the complications of disequilibrium for monetary and fiscal management.

Monetary policy, the management of global companies and the workings of Wall Street are indisputably the realms of the mature: one searches the gallery of Federal Reserve chairman portraits in vain for a full head of hair.