monetarist的意思

monetarist中文翻譯：

adj.貨幣主義的，關于貨幣控制政策的

n.貨幣主義者

相似詞語短語

demonetize icon───取消圖標

monetization───n.[金融]貨幣化；定為貨幣；貨幣鑄造

monetary equilibrium───[金融]貨幣均衡論

demonetize words───使詞語非英語化

demonetize define───解除定義

monetary unit───[金融]貨幣單位

monetization strategy───貨幣化戰略

monetary definition───貨幣定義

demonetization───n.使貨幣廢止通用；廢止通用；禁止流通

demonetization act───非政府化法案

雙語使用場景

This is a contemporary version of the old Keynesian versus monetarist dispute.───這是現代版的凱恩斯主義者與貨幣主義者之爭。

This impoverishing definition is even easier to discredit than the monetarist description.───這樣貧乏的定義甚至比貨幣主義者們的描述更值得懷疑。

In the monetarist model that he practiced, money growth beyond a pre-set point was inflation.───在他擅長的貨幣主義模型中，貨幣增長超過一個預設點就是通脹。

As I see it, this is all a desperate attempt to cut and stretch things into a quasi-monetarist framework, for no good reason.───在我看來，這只不過是不懷好意的極度嘗試從孤立的角度看問題，用準貨幣主義的概念來曲解事情。

The result of such a misguided strategy, according to his monetarist theory, would be inflation, not economic recovery.───根據他的貨幣理論，這種錯誤的戰略所導致的結果將會是通貨膨脹，而不是經濟復蘇。

Milton Friedman, a monetarist economist, argued that adjustments were easier in a floating-rate system.───貨幣經濟學家米爾頓弗里德曼認為浮動匯率制度中的調整更加容易。

Would he insist that other countries sacrifice jobs and growth to a monetarist and fiscal orthodoxy?───他是否會堅持為維護貨幣主義和財經正統而犧牲其他國家利益和經濟增長？

The Federal Reserve is empowered by Congress to keep inflation in check, but its definition is even more wanting than the monetarist view.───美聯儲是由國會授權保持通貨膨脹可控的部門，但這個機構對于通脹的定義甚至比貨幣主義者更加空洞。

英語使用場景

Traditional monetarist theory is also dismissive of the need to control local spending.

Keynesian and monetarist attitudes towards monetary policy Keynesians and monetarists give very different answers to these questions.

She's a convinced monetarist.

This is where the monetarist assumption of an exogenous money supply plays such a vital role.

Such monetarist policies meant that employment and interest rates were left to find their own levels in the market place.

Monetarist ideas had considerable influence among economics ministers.

She began by supporting monetarist economics, but later underwent quite a conversion when she saw how it increased unemployment.

Financial policy, which deviated increasingly from monetarist orthodoxy, also pursued a more distinct course with Nigel Lawson as Chancellor.

The great monetarist was part of a panel evaluating a PhD presentation on forecasting growth rates for the U.S. economy.