monetary expansion वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The IMF is expected to seek several guarantees, including controlled monetary expansion, which should reduce inflation; the establishment of more tax collection tribunals, which should increase revenues; closing several duty-free shops, and broadening the sales tax base.
2. As part of measures to curtail new loans, he raised the discount interest rate by one point to 14 percent, citing fears that the monetary expansion would put pressure on a respectable 9.9 percent inflation rate achieved last year.
3. Continuing in this vein, Chartalists argue that a structural deficit is " necessary " for monetary expansion in an expanding economy : if the economy grows, the money supply should as well, which should be accomplished by government deficit spending.
4. Effective international cooperation could in principle have permitted a worldwide monetary expansion despite gold standard constraints, but disputes over World War I reparations and war debts, and the insularity and inexperience of the Federal Reserve, among other factors, prevented this outcome.
5. As part of measures to curtail new loans, he raised the discount interest rate by one point to 14 percent, citing fears that the monetary expansion would put pressure on a respectable 9 . 9 percent inflation rate achieved last year.
6. Even if the head-coupon issuer has fallen temporarily behind the curve, he can still ordinarily turn the situation around by issuing more coupons-- that is, with a vigorous monetary expansion like the ones that ended the recessions of 1981-82 and 1990-91.
7. Once there is an explicit numerical inflation target for monetary policy, and a transparent framework for making policy and holding policymakers accountable for their actions, it is not possible to overlook the potential inflationary consequences of monetary expansion undertaken for short-term countercyclical purposes,
8. Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek were two of the few economists who gave warning of a major economic crisis before the great crash of 1929 . In February 1929, Hayek warned that a coming financial crisis was an unavoidable consequence of reckless monetary expansion.
9. Rampant government expenditures, poor tax collection, a bloated civil service, and reduced foreign aid in 1999 contributed to the fiscal deficit, estimated at 11 % of GDP . The government sought to cover this deficit through monetary expansion, which led to a dramatic increase in inflation.
10. Cavallo's so-called " Convertibility Plan " pegged the peso at par with the U . S . dollar, placed strict limits on monetary expansion, sold loss-making state companies to private investors and broke down trade and investment barriers that had isolated Argentina from the international economy for decades.