Sentences with phrase «real economy»

«This manifests as excessive debt in the sectors of real economy and as overly rapid credit expansion in the financial system,» he added.

The system, which uses one electric motor to assist the engine and a second as a conventional drive motor, provides real economy benefits to private owners as well as company car users.

This is the «real economy rule,» and was listed first in my document, but i have not gotten to it until now.

To curb financial risks and encourage real economy, approaches must be taken to guide miners toward an «orderly» exit from the business.

That was like real economy all over the place.

Meanwhile, real economy prices are leading the way to appropriate allocations across asset classes, driven by these secular influences.

The network is a clear competitive advantage producing real economies of scale.

We look to the future and would like to foster this development through bringing the virtual and real economies closer, and giving more people opportunities to invest and earn with just a click.

«Their small size, and the fact that they are not substitutes for currency and with very limited use for real economy and financial transactions, has meant the linkages to the rest of the financial system are limited.»

@reirab I agree that I left that out, somewhat intentionally, as I have always been cynical about how much the growth of market really comes from real economy.

Off the blackboard it is clear that real economies depend on real virtues.

Much of this consternation emanates from the juxtaposition of a newfound real economy equilibrium that confronts forward policy paths with a remarkable dearth of historical precedent.

As such it is hard to imagine, given the ample liquidity support and incredibly low (and negative) interest rates already entrenched in Europe, how expanding QE will lead to further real economy benefits from this channel.

In the UK, New Zealand and Europe, there is a clear lexicographic ranking of the real and nominal objectives, with the primary goal of the RBNZ, the Bank of England and the ECB being price stability, while real economy goals are given a subordinate weighting.

Today we discuss in detail the concept of debt deflation; housing, student loan and automobile debt; the oil market; the stock market; negative interest rates; currencies; and the shrinking real economy.

Moreover, we are convinced that early stage acceleration of real economy velocity will ultimately take over from policy liquidity to facilitate more traditional credit growth through channels such as commercial and industrial loans, consumer credit, and real estate lending.

The book also points out the narrow focus of conventional economics, which ignores large parts ofthe real economy, such as people caring for each other.

Real economy fans, though, will appreciate the GreenLine III model, which can achieve over 80mpg if you don't mind sacrificing a little performance

There should be no optimism over the large profits realized by the Fed; it may defray our taxes, but on net, the policies have not helped create a healthier real economy.

More recently, the two diverged during the most recent cyclical bull market beginning in 2003, when stocks mostly outpaced the more moderately expanding real economy LEI Index.

«Their small size, and the fact that they are not substitutes for currency and with very limited use for real economy and financial transactions, has meant the linkages to the rest of the financial system are limited,» he said.

The coming months will likely usher in the first - ever contemporaneous draining of G3 policy liquidity, but we feel increasingly comfortable with the notion that an acceleration of real economy, growth - driven liquidity can provide a very timely substitute (see graph below).

As such it is hard to imagine, given the ample liquidity support and incredibly low (and negative) interest rates already entrenched in Europe, how expanding QE will lead to further real economy benefits from this channel.

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With manufacturing already stagnant, the likelihood of falling into a new recession next year increases greatly (remember that interest rates are a long leading indicator, and increases tend to take a year or more to be felt in the real economy).

Housing no longer is adding meaningfully to the real economy.

There is the economy reflected by the world of stocks, bonds and abstractions of real estate and then there is the real economy.

The candidates distinguished «Main Street» — small, local companies that produce real goods or services — from «Wall Street» giants that buy or sell wagers on what will happen in the real economy.

We point to business and policy uncertainty, people are still unsure as to who has their hands on the steering wheel... People have got to start believing in the real economy and I don't think we have that belief yet.»

Leech wrote in a recent market commentary that the real economy and the markets have diverged so intensely it appears they are in two different dimensions.

Or perhaps did the real economy — the one in which we live and operate, not the one fabricated by Wall Street pundits and Washington politicians — never truly rebound?

He said, however, he was «highly vigilant» about the turbulence and would study whether it has any effect on the real economy.

«This incident does reinforce those who say we need to get finance working for the real economy, not the real economy working for finance,» says Jim Baker, the director of the Global Economy Program at the Centre for International Governance Innovation in Waterloo, Ont.

Another is the often hazy distinction between the rentier and the real economy, since they often create jobs too.

Budget cuts, in other words, take a long time to work their way through the federal bureaucracy and into the real economy.

Kaplan said recent market volatility in itself was not enough to change his base scenario, although he was «highly vigilant» about the turbulence and would study whether it has any effect on the real economy.

If that $ 3.2 billion was significantly lower than what DoD normally gets for submarines, it would take seven years for the full effect of those budget reductions to show in the real economy.

South Korea's finance minister vowed to support financial markets if instability caused by the latest test showed signs of spreading to the real economy.

And even if the President gets what he or she wants, the real economy may not cooperate.

The real economy only now is catching up to the equity markets.

In April, he dropped a couple of bombshell quotes like: «QE in my view is less efficacious for the real economy than most people suppose.»

«The (BoE)... judges that the banking system can continue to support the real economy, even in the unlikely event of a disorderly Brexit,» Governor Mark Carney told a news conference.

«The FPC [Financial Policy Committee] judges the UK banking system could continue to support the real economy through a disorderly Brexit,» the BoE said.

The simple answer is that the most recent trade dispute has the potential to affect the real economy.

Easy credit terms are getting through to the real economy, and there is no doubt that the monetary stimulus is partly offsetting the depressive impact of spending cuts and tax hikes.

And it creates — again, a distortion in markets, in the real economy.

Devlin says that monetary policy, mostly in the United States but also in the other parts of the world, has put a wedge between the real economy and financial markets.

You see, the Fed doesn't retain these profits and spend them back into the real economy like most corporations do.

The solution then is inflation, in our arguments over the last week Nick and I disagreed about the various transmission mechanisms from monetary policy to the real economy (we also argued over the basic causes of the trap, the last sentance was my version).