Sentence examples for policy frictions from inspiring English sources

One of her most important responsibilities will be to manage the flow of advice reaching Mr. Bush and to dampen the inevitable foreign policy frictions that develop within an administration.

One question is how much of this trend is explicable in terms of (potentially changeable) trade policy frictions?

To sum up, in contrast to income losses due to inhibited technology transfer (about − 5% or − 0.05 log points of income) the bulk of the income losses due to trade policy frictions (about − 20% or − 0.200 log points of income) would seem to derive from the direct effect of increased input costs for capital and intermediates.

But the questions about policy frictions and the negative press that an appointment will engender seem likely to compete with, if not outnumber, the positive stories about Daley's capacity for the job.

Scooter startups affected by such regulatory bumps in the road are, unsurprisingly, rather less keen to shout about this sort of policy friction and the negative cash and ride flow it generates.

Finally, we conjecture that labor unions that were created or empowered to maintain and support protectionist policies also generated frictions in the labor market that ended up depriving them of their most vital input: unionized workers.

Finally, we show that the marginal effects of policies can be larger during "crises" because of the nonlinear interactions between some financial frictions and policy actions.

Policy distortions and financial frictions are two leading candidates in generating capital misallocation.

And importantly, in addition, how much of those frictions reflected policies in Argentina as compared to the Rest of the World?

Lack of appropriate and frequent coordination during the implementation of any policy may lead to friction and conflict within the organization and this situation may partly be caused by a lack of clear understanding of actors' roles and responsibilities (24).

His authoritarian policies have caused friction with the EU and US, resulting in economic sanctions and travel bans for top officials.