Sentence examples for policy boosting from inspiring English sources
An inflation-targeting central bank would then ease policy, boosting demand.
The Bank of England's attempt to promote higher bank lending to firms through a targeted funding programme stumbled on this obstacle.The third policy, boosting and maintaining abundant liquidity, is unlikely to make that much of a difference given the strength of disinflationary pressures within the euro zone.
And second, the EITC is a pro-work policy, boosting employment and earnings particularly among single mothers who have low income and might not work absent the EITC, especially if their children are young (Hotz and Scholz, 2003).
One policy boosts government spending, the other boosts savings not a trivial distinction.So Democrats have a lot to complain about, and Republicans to justify.
The national average annual premium for a 45-year-old couple with two cars is $2,283; adding a teenager to the policy boosts it to $4,202.
"Some argue there is a contradiction between the two, but the reality that a progressive social policy boosts the economy, and a dynamic economy enables us to build the fairer society we want.
The way monetary policy boosts the economy is through low real interest rates.
In addition to improving transparency, Helsinki's open data policy boosts innovation of services and creates new business opportunities.
This new policy boosted some exports, but an overvalued currency meant certain imports were so cheap that local industry declined, and many exports were priced out of the market.
The increasingly heated debate about Merkel's migrant policy boosted overall turnout, which jumped to 66percentt, up 6 points from the last election in 2011, according to broadcaster ARD.
The administration's own AIDS policy boosts needle exchange as one of five strategies for reducing the disease, Barr points out, and the rate of HIV infection among D.C. residents is nearly 10 times the national average.
