Use of monetarist in Sentences. 23 Examples
The examples include monetarist at the start of sentence, monetarist at the end of sentence and monetarist in the middle of sentence
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monetarist at the start of sentence
- Monetarist ideas had considerable influence among economics ministers.
monetarist at the end of sentence
- She's a convinced monetarist.
monetarist in the middle of sentence
- Crowding out Crowding out forms an important argument in the monetarist armoury.
- Traditional monetarist theory is also dismissive of the need to control local spending.
- This impoverishing definition is even easier to discredit than the monetarist description.
- This is where the monetarist assumption of an exogenous money supply plays such a vital role.
- In the monetarist model that he practiced, money growth beyond a pre-set point was inflation.
- Milton Friedman, a monetarist economist, argued that adjustments were easier in a floating-rate system.
- For the next year and a half, the attainment of the monetarist objectives proved exceptionally difficult.
- Both rely much more on arguments from first principles than do either the Keynesian or monetarist theories.
- The great monetarist was part of a panel evaluating a PhD presentation on forecasting growth rates for the U.S. economy.
- Such monetarist policies meant that employment and interest rates were left to find their own levels in the market place.
- She began by supporting monetarist economics, but later underwent quite a conversion when she saw how it increased unemployment.
- A summary of the main tenets of monetarism and the monetarist policy recommendations are summarised at the end of the next chapter.
- Keynesian and monetarist attitudes towards monetary policy Keynesians and monetarists give very different answers to these questions.
- We shall see that an important feature of both the monetarist approach and our simple model is the so-called augmented Phillips curve.
- Twentieth-century macroeconomic theory — both Keynesian and monetarist — championed the idea that a growing economy needs easy credit.
- The Federal Reserve is empowered by Congress to keep inflation in check, but its definition is even more wanting than the monetarist view.
- Financial policy, which deviated increasingly from monetarist orthodoxy, also pursued a more distinct course with Nigel Lawson as Chancellor.
- The discipline of cash limits was repeatedly disregarded, with political factors often intervening to soften the government's monetarist convictions.
- No, the Keynesian and monetarist wizards in the government and Federal Reserve have unleashed a string of deadly blows to the already weakened economy.
- Thus arguments for controlling local authorities' spending would appear to weigh even less powerfully within monetarist theory than in Keynesian arguments.
- As a result, the recession is prolonged indefinitely and the economy does not recover and ceases to respond to any stimulus involving monetarist credit expansions or Keynesian methods.
