Sentence examples for weak monetary from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, with interest rates low and the yen weak, monetary conditions are exceptionally loose.

"It has always been a weak monetary unit, while now all Europeans' money will have the same value.

"Currencies in developing countries rarely float in a sea of tranquillity". He blames weak monetary authorities, tempted to print money as a short-term fix to long-term problems.

While both floating and fixed-rate regimes are equally desirable in principle, it must be stressed that floating rates, unlike fixed rates, do not perform well in developing countries because these countries usually lack a strong rule of law, have weak monetary authorities and histories of monetary instability.

With unemployment too high and inflation still weak, more monetary stimulus is easily justified.

The basic idea behind Keynesian support for stimulus/opposition to austerity under current conditions is that when private demand is weak and monetary policy is up against the zero lower bound, there is no offset to changes in government spending.

Unfortunately, in the 2000s, Alan Greenspan, George Bush, Ben Bernanke, and Barack Obama hit the U.S. economy with wrong-headed, Keynesian policies, including a weak dollar, monetary chaos, fiscal stimulus, tax hikes, and Obamacare.

However, the relationship is statistically insignificant and economically weak; moreover, monetary policy differences explain only about 5% of the variability in house price appreciation across countries.

America's weak economy means monetary policy can, and should, be loosened considerably.

He said growth was more likely than another recession because of factors including a weak dollar, easy monetary conditions and pent-up demand.

Coupling the lower ZLB risk estimate with a 2% average inflation target and weak transmission from monetary policy to real activity, long-run expected inflation is +1.2 percent per annum for America.