Sentence examples for monetary trends from inspiring English sources

Econometrician David Hendry criticized part of Friedman's and Anna Schwartz's 1982 Monetary Trends.

Figures  1 and 2 indicate the historic and monetary trends of China's and India's DAH to Nepal.

For all the worries that bond-buying would lead to out-of-control price rises, the main monetary trend of 2014 will be uncomfortably low inflation".

But I am less certain about that than I am about the developing monetary trend.

The models are based primarily on monetary conditions — the trend of interest rates in those countries — and [on equity] price momentum.

If so, we have two avenues available to reverse the trend: monetary policy (controlled by central bankers, like the Federal Reserve, that manage interest rates and determine total money supply) and fiscal policy (controlled by governments to manage and target spending).

Legislators are giving central banks more powers to keep an eye on financial -- as distinct from monetary or economic -- trends.

The Bank of Japan's decision bucks a trend among monetary authorities around the globe to start scaling back emergency measures like rock-bottom interest rates.

This characteristic of wage movements puts a floor under prices and provides a higher starting point for the next upward movement, so that the fluctuations of monetary demand impose a rising trend on prices.

A Essay by Pimco money manager Paul McCulley says the U.S. economy now is shifting from two decades of dominance by capitalistic impulses tight money, governmental fiscal discipline and deregulation to one led by "we the people" trends of looser monetary policy, budget deficits and reregulation.

Elizabeth Varnell, style editor of San Francisco magazine, says, "Following trends is a monetary preoccupation; cultivating style is a lifelong process".