Sentence examples for money output from inspiring English sources

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Economists broke cities into "large" and "small" based on population, then analyzed which spots had added the most jobs, seen the highest wage increases and had the most GDP (basically money output) in high-tech industries over recent years (researchers included data from as far back as 2008, as full data sets for more recent years take awhile to develop).

Efficiency describes a functional relationship between inputs (such as money) and outputs (such as health gains) – but it is not in and of itself an outcome.

Domestic Money, Inflation and Output". Journal of Monetary Economics 53, no. 2 (March 2006): 183-97.

In ordinary times, such as the 1920s, both the money supply and output tend to grow steadily.

It follows that inflation a sustained increase in the rate of price change cannot occur without a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.

If the Fed printed more money to boost output and employment, workers and firms would revise wages upward in the expectation that inflation would rise; real (inflation-adjusted) wages would remain unchanged, and so would output and employment.

This world economy is just a big baby-sitting coop: while expanding the quantity of money can expand output up to a point, beyond that point it will be counterproductive, and will usually be dissipated in inflation.

And although the big companies have been paid good money for their output and access to their libraries, they reckon they could get some equity out of it too.

By the middle of the 18th century, systematic observers such as John Locke recognized that changes in money affect the output of real goods and services, but they also found that this effect vanishes once prices adjust fully to the change in money.

The Official Program Corporation which owns it, intends to send it from one track to another In addition to saving time, the equipment is supposed to save money, since it output can be adjusted to the size of the crowds and only as many race cards printed as are actually needed.