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accommodative monetary policy |
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Accommodative monetary policy Federal Reserve System policy to increase the amount of money available to banks for lending. See: Monetary policy.
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The predictive power is expected to be more in the wake of
an accommodative monetary policy which lowered interest rates and
increased aggregate demand and output, than when inflation surges have
developed due to supply-side shocks (see Borio, Kennedy and Prowse,
1994). The accommodative monetary policy has helped to nurture recovery
in the equity market and should ultimately give a boost to the property
market. In early 2003, accommodative monetary policy and
stimulative fiscal policies were in place, but economic activity still
seemed to be weighed down by a number of factors that had restrained the
recovery earlier: Geopolitical tensions were again heightened, this time
by the impending war in Iraq, businesses remained unusually cautious
about the strength of the expansion, and economic activity abroad was
still weak. |
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