Sentence examples for policy reaction from inspiring English sources

The European policy reaction has been the wrong one.

What was the first policy reaction by President George W. Bush?

Yet, to my dismay, the prospects for a sufficiently bold policy reaction are doubtful.

But nowhere have mass shootings been as prevalent as the United States, and nowhere has the policy reaction been so pathetic.

This paper uses a Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model to estimate the South African Reserve Bank's (SARB) policy reaction rule.

*Originally published as: Alberto Ortiz and Federico Sturzenegger (2007), "Estimating SARB's Policy Reaction Rule," The South African Journal of Economics75 (4), 659-680.

The market shudders did not appear to set off quick policy reactions from European officials or, apart from bond buying by the European Central Bank, by central banks around the world including the Federal Reserve.

"That means Labor is committing to continue thinking about policy in this deep and thorough way, which is crucial given the amount of money spent in these area, and should avoid knee-jerk policy reactions to a particular event or situation," she said.

More than a decade ago, Ben Bernanke famously argued that a ballooning U.S. trade deficit was the result, not of domestic factors, but of a "global saving glut": a huge excess of savings over investment in China and other developing nations, driven in part by policy reactions to the Asian crisis of the 1990s, which was flowing to the United States in search of returns.

But they did not appear to set off quick policy reactions from European officials or, apart from bond buying by the European Central Bank, by central banks around the world including the Federal Reserve.The new euro-era record for Italian bond yields of 7.48 percent is close to the level that earlier prompted financial bailouts for Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

And this might happen sooner rather than later, if, for example, renewed growth elsewhere in the world encourages a reversal of the huge portfolio flows from abroad into American shares.The second argument is that the real economic damage is done not by bubbles bursting, but by mistaken policy reactions to the pop.