Sentence examples for supported monetary from inspiring English sources

To take the most prominent example, Milton Friedman may have opposed fiscal activism, but he very much supported monetary activism to fight deep economic slumps, to an extent that would have put him well to the left of center in many current debates.

They should implement quickly growth-enhancing structural reforms to support monetary stimulus.

All is not lost for those that support monetary stimulus though.

Macpherson enunciated a number of propositions, one of which was that there are limits to what the state can do to regulate demand, another that fiscal policy should support monetary policy.

Reparations: Warren dodged questions Friday about whether "she would support monetary compensation as a form of reparations for African Americans whose ancestors were slaves," CNN's MJ Lee reports, after initially telling the Times she supported such payments.

Alternatively, if Silvio Berlusconi were to depart immediately rather than at an unspecified time, it might be possible for the ECB to step up its buying of Italian bonds via its established Securities Market Programme, which is designed to support monetary policy; it would a blurring of the lines but, arguably, the lines are already blurred.

When your correspondent asked him whether he thought fiscal policy was supporting monetary policy at that crucial time in the summer of 2010 when the new chancellor raised VAT sharply and stopped the recovery in its tracks, he said he had feared "an inflection point", at which there would be problems selling government debt.

In addition to its work with Toys for Tots, Amazon is also supporting monetary donations through Alexa to the charity of their choice.

In addition, a DCE supports monetary valuation of different attribute combinations that produce estimates of the indirect benefits to end-users.

The amendment also expanded the institution's capacity for oversight and charged members with supporting monetary sustainability by cooperating with the Fund on regime implementation.

This failure to support monetary policy is especially potent in Europe where creditor nations and the European Commission have demanded European countries reduce their debt loads and budget deficits--even those with the capacity to borrow and the need to spend.