Übersetzung für "Loose policy" in Deutsch

But loose monetary policy is not the whole story.

That was in part due to a very loose monetary policy by the Fed.

After years of ultra-loose monetary policy, a synchronised global recovery was in train.

A loose fiscal policy has proved to be ineffective and has not encouraged growth in our economies.

The fact is that ultra-loose monetary policy stopped being appropriate long ago.

Romania has continued to conduct a loose fiscal policy, which has contributed to macroeconomic and fiscal imbalances.

Rapid price liberalisation and loose monetary policy pushed up the inflation rate high into the three digit range in 1992.

Romania has continued to conduct a loose fiscal policy, which has contributed to macro-economic and fiscal imbalances.

Another key driver of the declining budget deficit is the European Central Bank's ultra-loose monetary policy.

The European Central Bank's ultra-loose monetary policy is another key driver of falling government spending.

Others believe the ECB's loose monetary policy helped the Eurozone survive the crisis.

The capital markets have greeted the European Central Bank's (ECB) loose monetary policy with euphoria.

We should not take the risks and side effects of ultra-loose monetary policy lightly.

One side effect of ultra-loose monetary policy is ever-rising asset prices such as stocks.

The fact that we have 18 million unemployed is an absolute tragedy but I would put it to you that if we had loose monetary policy without the completion of the internal market, given the reality of the global market competition to which Mr McCartin referred, this figure would be higher.

The US Federal Reserve is sometimes blamed for the current mortgage crisis, because excessively loose monetary policy allegedly fueled the price boom that preceded it.

When that happens, we see the true result of loose monetary policy: not the creation of more economic activity, but the destruction of the natural mechanism of economic coordination and adjustment, robbing the system of its resilience.

Because periods of asset-price euphoria – exemplified by the dotcom and real-estate bubbles of 2000-2008 – typically feature exceptionally loose monetary policy, central banks are now trying to extend the business cycle by removing monetary accommodation in a gradual and predictable manner.

Today’s central bankers largely share a new conventional wisdom – about the benefits of loose monetary policy.

But the unprecedented period of coordinated loose monetary policy since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008 could be just as problematic.

Skeptics worry that the economic progress may not last, arguing that the high growth rate is simply a reflection of loose monetary policy and fiscal stimulus – a strategy that inflation will render unsustainable.

The unintended consequences of this policy are increasingly visible – and will become increasingly tangible with the US Federal Reserve’s exit from post-2008 ultra-loose monetary policy.

Political and/or electoral risk can be found in all of them, loose fiscal policy in many of them, and rising external imbalances and sovereign risk in some of them.

East European countries attracted large international capital flows, owing to loose global monetary policy and accommodating business conditions.

A major contributor to this divergence has been ultra-loose monetary policy, which, by flooding financial markets with liquidity, was supposed to boost growth.

Moreover, stock markets’ record highs are no longer relying so much on loose monetary policy for support.

Rajan argues that huge income concentration at the top in the US led to policies aimed at encouraging unsustainable borrowing by lower- and middle-income groups, through subsidies and loan guarantees in the housing sector and loose monetary policy.