tight money policy
noun[C]
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tight money policy
Thistightmoneypolicycreated financial difficulties in the colonies, where gold and silver were in short supply.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Even during the difficult period immediately following unification, atightmoneypolicykept inflation to tolerable levels.
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In addition, atightmoneypolicyis unlikely to have symmetrical effects in all states - it may be appropriate in some but not in others.
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Atightmoneypolicyrestrains company liquidity, prevents savings, and ensures that we have low investment.
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The crash that followed was based on atightmoneypolicywhich led to a large number of bankruptcies.
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It promises simultaneously an increase in investment and atightmoneypolicy.
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They are going further towards atightmoneypolicy.
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That fall in output becomes associated with an inventory recession because interest rates are increased in the attempt to enforce thetightmoneypolicy.
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The combination of vigorous competition and atightmoneypolicywill make it increasingly difficult for those settlements to be passed on in higher prices.
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Otherwise, that trade will shrink so drastically that when, eventually, thistightmoneypolicycan be relaxed all round it will be impossible for these firms to recover.
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