Sentence examples for monetary means from inspiring English sources
"The thing to do now is slow down the Mexican economy using fiscal and monetary means.
This makes the building of our eventual utopia tricky; a hefty rise in the minimum wage would benefit lots of workers, but it would also discourage some firms from using the cheap labour they have been soaking up, forcing the jobless to get along in a world in which they cannot find work yet also lack the monetary means to stay out of poverty.
When the drop in global demand caused balance-of-payments crises in countries around the world due to gold outflows, they were forced to use fiscal and monetary means to deflate their economies to protect the fixed value of their currencies (they also resorted to tariffs).This amplified the recession into a depression.
The US maintained contact with major powers in the region including India, and tried to keep Pakistan under its sphere of influence through diplomatic as well as monetary means and it was also involved in major developments in the region.
Hence, especially in less and least developed countries the effort required for extraction of karst water resources prevalently leads to 'economic water scarcity', which is characterized by lacking monetary means to utilize existing resources and by absence of adequate infrastructure and access to adapted technologies.
But one title stands out to me as really torturing the player as they attain the monetary means to progress the story.
Above all, economic and monetary union means just that: two unions, monetary and economic.
Completing monetary union means four things – a banking union, a fiscal union, an economic union, a democratically legitimised political union.
"But I think the market recognizes that good monetary policy means you sometimes have to raise rates.
"If the economy does gain traction, then monetary stimulus means higher inflation sooner than most people expect," Mr. Arnott said.
IT IS an article of faith among some economists that Argentina's past history of monetary irresponsibility means its people think in only one currency: the dollar.
