Sentence examples for scope of monetary from inspiring English sources

The change in scope of monetary policy has contributed toward greater stability in the last twenty years.

The stagflation of the 1970s proved Mr Phelps correct and the scope of monetary policy changed to be more focused on inflationary expectations.

I am not ready to write it off, but I do wonder if we should redefine the scope of monetary policy.

"The rationale for this requirement is that the governing documents define the scope of monetary obligations which co-op shareholders or condominium unit owner agrees to when they buy into a building," Mr. Cholst said.

Takuji Aida, senior economist for the Swiss bank UBS in Japan, said in a note to clients that while the scope of the monetary easing Thursday was in line with market expectations, it signaled a more aggressive policy to come.

Ms Romer of the Council of Economic Advisers notes that whereas in theory tight fiscal and loose monetary policy should get an economy back to full strength, the interest rate needed to achieve that might sometimes be negative, which is beyond the scope of conventional monetary policy.

After consultation yesterday between Vincent Auriel, Minister of Finance, and Profess Allix, dean of the Law Faculty of the University of Paris, it was discovered that the feature which is to be the loan's chief attraction — namely, option of payment of interest and capital in francs, dollars and pounds — goes beyond the scope of the monetary act accompanying devaluation last October.

They are too fractured and factionalized to take the actions that are beyond the scope of the monetary policies of the European Central Bank, like spending on common infrastructure or other joint projects that might help put people and companies back to work.

"The Congress has, over time, made efforts to increase the transparency of the monetary process and widen the scope of disclosures of monetary policy decisions and of the discussions leading up to those decisions," Meyer said.

But there is still scope for monetary easing in the form of bond-buying programmes, financed with newly created money.

There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.