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the FOMC ... the Federal Reservesetsinterest rates and monetary policy
Federal Reserve Bank Open Market Committeesetsmonetary policy ( including interest rates
central banks ' abilityto influencereal interest rates through monetary policy
the Federal Reserve , the US central banksetsinterest rates and monetary policy
the European Central Bank(passive) set bythe monetary policy interest rate
Esther George ... the Federal Reserve committeesetsmonetary policy including interest rates
The president ... the Federal Open Market Committeesetsinterest rates and determines monetary policy
The primary tool central banks useto setmonetary policy short - term interest rates
Jerome H. Powell ... the Federal Reserve , the nation ’s central banksetsmonetary policy via interest rates
to undermine a central bank ’s independenceto setinterest rates and conduct monetary policy
the powerto independently setinterest rates or monetary policy
if a central bank is goingto setmonetary policy through the nominal interest rate
the central bank will be more autonomoussetsinterest rates and monetary policy
Esther George ... a voting member on the Federal Reserve committeesetsmonetary policy including interest rates
the Reserve Bank , not the government(passive) is set byMonetary policy , the interest rate
the ability via the Bank of Englandto setmonetary policy , including interest rates
This central bank ’s official role isto setmonetary policy through monetary policy 's control of short - term interest rates
the Monetary Policy Committee ( MPC ) of the Bank of England Meets for 2 days each month(passive) set byMonetary Policy Short - term interest rates
In Washington , the main decisions affecting the stock market are made by the Federal Reservesetsmonetary policy ( interest rates
the Fed 's abilityto setmonetary policy through interest - rate actions
The announcement on Tuesday , after the scheduled meeting of the Fed committeesetsinterest rates and monetary policy
the Bank of England to continuesettingmonetary policy , or interest rates
the federal open markets committee ( FOMCsetsinterest rates and monetary policy
Under this arrangement ( which is favoured by the SNP ) , the Bank of England would remain as Scotland ’s central banksettinginterest rates and governing monetary policy
the Fed usesto influenceinterest rates and ... EXPANSIONARY MONETARY POLICY
the Bank of England 's nine - strong panelsetsinterest rates – the Monetary Policy Committee
One is to look after the consumers in South Africa as they are the main drivers of the economy , so the Reserve Bank should be mindful of thiswhen settingmonetary policy ( i.e. Interest Rates
Yellen ... the federal open markets committeesetsinterest rates and monetary policy
the Fed 's authorityto setinterest rates and guide monetary policy
The Bank of Canadasetsmonetary policy ... things like interest rates
the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee 0.0(passive) set byMonetary Policy Interest Rates in the UK
a stable currency , tradable on the international markets with the Bank of Englandsettinginterest rates and monetary policy
Untilthe governmentsetinterest rates and monetary policy
Fed policymakerssetmonetary policy by changing interest rates
the Fed ... ableto influenceinterest rates and conduct monetary policy
what a mess this economy got intowere settinginterest rates and running monetary policy
sitting on the panelsettinginterest rates at the Monetary Policy Committee
Bank Negara Malaysia(passive) set byMonetary Policy Short - term interest rates
the “ bank of banks ” for the United Statessettingmonetary policy in the form of interest rates
the Bank ’s Monetary Policy Committee(passive) are set byMonetary Policy Committee Interest rates
in recessionsresultin recessions
the target for the Fed funds rateto setthe target for the Fed funds rate
the current downturn(passive) have ... been triggered bythe current downturn
Problems with the euro a single currency within the eurozone area(passive) are setProblems with the euro a single currency within the eurozone area
the investment and consumption ccommission of households and businessesinfluencethe investment and consumption ccommission of households and businesses
the investment and consumption decisions of households and businessesinfluencethe investment and consumption decisions of households and businesses
the investment and consumption decisions Pnghemat households and businessesinfluencethe investment and consumption decisions Pnghemat households and businesses
a deep recession and in the midst of thiscausesa deep recession and in the midst of this
the pace of real economic activity and the level of employmentto influencethe pace of real economic activity and the level of employment
to a higher inflation or a deflationary recession , which would undermine the confidence of the kronecontributesto a higher inflation or a deflationary recession , which would undermine the confidence of the krone
directly through the discount rates and can also impact through the buying and selling of government securitiessetsdirectly through the discount rates and can also impact through the buying and selling of government securities
the rate of inflation and economic growthto influencethe rate of inflation and economic growth
the price of assets to fallwould causethe price of assets to fall
to the sharper contraction observed during the second half of last yearmay have contributedto the sharper contraction observed during the second half of last year
to quell inflationary pressuresare designedto quell inflationary pressures
an increase in bond prices and a decrease in interest ratescausesan increase in bond prices and a decrease in interest rates
to rein in inflationwas designedto rein in inflation
investment and consumer spendinginfluenceinvestment and consumer spending
a tidal wave of liquidity , which facilitates all forms of financed operationscreatesa tidal wave of liquidity , which facilitates all forms of financed operations
to get Main Street USA back up and running and to help people buy homes and start businesseswas designedto get Main Street USA back up and running and to help people buy homes and start businesses
friction among rate - setters and prompted accusations that it is neglecting its role as the guardian of price controlhas causedfriction among rate - setters and prompted accusations that it is neglecting its role as the guardian of price control
the risk premium of income - generating assets ... lead to under - diversification of investors ' portfolios , and cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policymay influencethe risk premium of income - generating assets ... lead to under - diversification of investors ' portfolios , and cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policy
the movement of aggregate demand ( AD ) & thus overall level of economic activitiesto influencethe movement of aggregate demand ( AD ) & thus overall level of economic activities
asset price boomscausedasset price booms
capital inflows and improving the capital and financial accountcausingcapital inflows and improving the capital and financial account
through the discount window and ... chieflyis setthrough the discount window and ... chiefly
to under - diversification of investors ' portfolios and may cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policymay leadto under - diversification of investors ' portfolios and may cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policy
the inter - temporal transformation of future income into present credit and incomecreatesthe inter - temporal transformation of future income into present credit and income
to create a sustained period of high unemployment to break the price / wage spiraldesignedto create a sustained period of high unemployment to break the price / wage spiral
money to flow back to bankswill causemoney to flow back to banks
The short - term market interest rates(passive) are strongly influenced byThe short - term market interest rates
the currency to appreciatewould causethe currency to appreciate
at 2.75 % in April 2013being setat 2.75 % in April 2013
to underdiversification of investors ' portfolios and may cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policymay leadto underdiversification of investors ' portfolios and may cause redistributive effects across firms that differ in their dividend policy
to regulate the cost of borrowing to consumers and firmsare setto regulate the cost of borrowing to consumers and firms
if the experience of the seventies taught us anything , it was(passive) is caused byif the experience of the seventies taught us anything , it was
to lower wage shares and thereby collapses aggregate demandleadsto lower wage shares and thereby collapses aggregate demand
to increase in the value of assets fueled by the increasing demand on real estate loans that are offered at relatively lower costs ( interest ratesmight leadto increase in the value of assets fueled by the increasing demand on real estate loans that are offered at relatively lower costs ( interest rates
all of the marketsinfluenceall of the markets
the economy from growing at a pace that will continue to lower government spending and expand the revenue baseis preventingthe economy from growing at a pace that will continue to lower government spending and expand the revenue base