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91. It is not a conservative and passive policy, still less a policy to retrench money supply.

92. A decrease in the money supply, causing a sharp fall in prices.

93. The rapid increasing of foreign exchange reserve results in geminate growing of money supply which enhance inflation burden and make a great challenge to our economic development.

94. Money supply growth ( ) the economy and consumer price index a far broader margin.

95. In some economies the authorities use the money supply as a target or instrument of monetary policy.

96. Monetary Policy Decisions of the Federal Reserve Board regarding money supply.

97. Routine intervention by central banks in financial markets, usually by means of sale or purchase of securities in order to influence money supply or credit amount in economy.

98. The core content of current sound monetary policy contains moderate increase in money supply, central bank's credit policy and effective transmission of commercial banks.

99. EXAMPLE: The infinite capacity of central banks depends on the intervention being unsterilised, in other words the extra currency is added to the nation's money supply.

100. The central bank uses monetary policy including reserve requirement system to regulate the money supply of a country.

101. More fundamentally, many nations have been relatively loose in the creation of money supply.

102. Major central banks have recently ventured into quantitative easing, or direct expansion of the money supply, as a way to reflate sagging economies.

103. Changes in the money supply affect the short - term nominal interest rate.

104. Moreover, the money supply fell by the same percentage between 1839 and 1843 that it did between 1929 and 1933(http://Sentencedict.com), but robust increases in real consumption and real GNP followed.

105. From Japan's past experience, the deficit financing of measures can indeed significantly increase the base money supply, lowering short-term and long-term interest rates.

106. Activities by the Federal Reserve Bank to regulate money supply.

107. The central bank can change the legal reserve to influence the rate of money supply and interest rates.

108. With constant velocity, the money supply determines the value of nominal output in the short run.

109. The zero interest rates and the loose money supply had been used to control Japan's deflation.

110. The up - regulating of required reserve ratio will deflate money supply.

111. Liquidity traps can vitiate it on the downside, but when inflation threatens, tightening the money supply and raising interest rates will discourage spending.

112. The point is that the broadest measures of the money supply (M2 and M3) vastly overstate how much "real money" actually exists in the system.

113. Monetary measures are meant to solve the problems of insufficiency in money supply and the continuous slowing down of currency circulation.

114. The Fed, under Chairman Marriner Eccles, reversed course again and started to expand the money supply.

115. A nation's money supply is based on either the production of a commodity or governmental fiat.

116. Public debt held by banks would set the money supply.

117. The nation's total money supply at any one time is the total standard money (Federal Reserve Notes) plus deposits in the hands of the public.

118. Once the decision is made to link to gold, the ECB would use the same technique as before: if the euro's value is too low compared to its gold parity, then the euro base money supply is contracted.

119. So in the past few weeks, money supply has dropped at a rate fast enough to derail the recovery, and the velocity of money has remained stuck at the slow speed of a financial crisis.

120. Only if the rate of growth of the money supply exceeds the rate of growth of production will a general increase in prices ensue.