monetary
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4.4
- adjective
- /ˈmʌnɪˌtɛri/
- Specialized
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monetario
- Efforts to promote a stable international monetary system should take into account the lessons of history.
- monetary policy
- fiscal and monetary policy
- monetary system
It's called Modern Monetary Theory, MMT for short.
- It's called Modern Monetary Theory, MMT for short.
- It's it's not monetary as of yet.
- And despite what modern Monetary Theory says, that there isn't, there is.
- Art Laffer says that Bitcoin meets the rules based monetary policy that we need.
- It's time to start the conversation about monetary tightening.
- Bitcoin is a monetary network plus the financial asset.
- His daddy received this large monetary sum of money.
- Think about monetary and fiscal policy.
- I don't believe small claims can help you other than for actual monetary damages.
- And so it's this again, like altruistic, non monetary purpose.
- Once people trusted the banks again, the monetary crisis was solved.
- It's not just monetary, it's not just stuff, it's memories, right?
- Today, this meant that they were effectively importing a monetary policy over which they had no say.
- The Bank of Japan has signed an Armistice with unconventional monetary policy, not a peace treaty.
Examples
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Once people trusted the banks again, the monetary crisis was solved.
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Talking with people of similar status or monetary success to you.
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OK, So this is called monetary policy.
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I doubt it has any monetary value.
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And this type of monetary policy floods the system with cash.
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We kept the monetary stimulus going for too long after that.
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Major changes relate to the monetary amount that farmers receive per animal eligible for subsidy payment.
Academic text (2011) -
The European Union asked to settle the dispute with monetary compensation for its non-compliance.
Academic text (1999) -
The need to constrain discretion in the conduct of monetary affairs has long been recognized.
Academic text (1990) -
The government implemented a new monetary policy to control inflation.
Synonyms
2
8.7
About money or payments
Compounds
28
3.6
An international organization that lends money and gives advice to countries with financial problems
- Specialized
14
3.7
The way a country supplies and manages money and how people measure its value
- Specialized
1
7.0
The total amount of money available to people and businesses in a country, including cash and bank deposits
- Specialized
1
3.5
A standard kind of money used in a country to measure value, like a dollar or yen
The currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, called the convertible mark
Money used in the Falkland Islands that has the same value as the British pound
- Specialized
A small coin or unit worth one hundredth of the main unit of money
How Financial
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word monetary comes from the Latin word moneta, which meant the 'mint', the place where coins were made, and then the 'money' itself. So monetary means 'relating to money', which is why we talk about monetary policy or a monetary award.