英語 での Macroeconomic policy の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Of the two pillars of macroeconomic policy-- fiscal policy and monetary policy-- there has been a continuing situation whereby the effectiveness of monetary policy has been significantly impaired.
Steel House: Last week, the domestic steel market price generally fluctuated and rose, mainly related to the recent environmental protection and limited macroeconomic policy adjustment.
Paul Krugman looks back on the past twenty years of macroeconomic policy and finds that his 1998 paper was more prescient than he or anyone could have imagined.
When dealing with risks from large and volatile capital flows, necessary macroeconomic policy adjustment could be supported by macroprudential and, as appropriate, capital flow management measures.
The answer is not clear, but I believe that hysteresis effects can work in reverse if macroeconomic policy creates a strong economic expansion.
In East Asia, countries such as Thailand and Korea, whose currencies were gradually regaining stability, started to slightly relax their tight macroeconomic policy to address the ongoing deterioration in their economies.
The Framework includes the areas of corporate governance, market integrity, financial regulation and supervision, tax cooperation, and transparency of macroeconomic policy and data.
It may be interesting to know that there is a negative empirical relationship between inflation and unemployment, but we can't rely on that relationship in making macroeconomic policy.
In the aftermath of the Great Depression and following Keynes, fiscal policy had been seen as a- perhaps the- central macroeconomic policy tool.
Through joint intervention, the yen rose sharply after the 1985 Plaza Accord and macroeconomic policy, including monetary policy, was geared toward expanding domestic demand.
The government will not only flexibly manage macroeconomic policy but also formulate measures for strengthening the competitiveness and growth potential of Japan's economy-- including all possible decisive policy actions, such as carrying out bold regulatory and institutional reforms and better utilizing the tax system-- and promote them strongly.
Since the end of the eco-car subsidy last autumn, the motor vehicle market in Japan has been facing serious situations, and although the new government has hammer out a new macroeconomic policy and the Bank of Japan is making corresponding moves toward setting inflation targets, the future of the country's economy still remains unclear.
Finn Tarp is a leading international expert on issues of development strategy and foreign aid, with an interest in poverty, income distribution and growth, micro- and macroeconomic policy and modeling, agricultural sector policy and planning, household and enterprise development, and economic adjustment and reform.
We undertake to adopt appropriate policies and measures to increase economic growth and resolve to enhance macroeconomic policy dialogue and cooperation not only to resume growth but also to build a stronger foundation for sustainable growth and broad-based development.
Wages and Prices: Prices Viewed from the Perspective of Households As I have explained, aiming at a 2 percent price stability target in terms of the year-on-year rate of change in the CPI is appropriate in terms of macroeconomic policy management, conceptually and as a global standard.
In sum, both closer regional cooperation and better macroeconomic policy frameworks within individual economies are important ways to deal with the spillover of external shocks and thereby promote global monetary and financial stability.
Of course, economic recovery in Japan and other Asian countries is still fragile since much of the recent recovery has been supported by the effect of macroeconomic policy and an increase in exports. And, it may take some time before financial systems are restructured and domestic demand fully recovers.
However every country, as well as the US Department of the Treasury, agrees that the currency fluctuation is caused by macroeconomic policy such as monetary easing, and does not want to connect it to the TPP, which is a trade agreement.
This dilemma was compounded by the fact that no new land reform law was passed that would allow agrarian reform to continue, there was little movement in the administration's promise to end contractualisation, and macroeconomic policy continued along neoliberal lines.
This dilemma was compounded by the fact that no new land reform law was passed that would allow agrarian reform to continue, there was little movement in the administration's promise to end contractualization, and macroeconomic policy continued along neo-liberal lines.