Monetary policy in the major developed economies remains accommodative but is in the midst of a shift from the stimulatory stance adopted during the previous slowdown to a more neutral policy.

Historically lax policies have become far less accommodative.

Policy would still be accommodative if the Fed maintained low interest rates rather than the zero level that was appropriate for a panic.

Indeed, if the Fed makes an inadvertent mistake (the likelihood of this is considerable, given the country s complex situation and the unusually uncertain outlook), it is more likely to err on the side of staying accommodative for too long, rather than tightening monetary policy prematurely.

This prideful interpretation amounted to the siren song of an extremely accommodative monetary policy. Unable to disentangle the global and domestic pressures suppressing inflation, a price targeting Fed has erred consistently on the side of easy money.

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Compared to monetary policy, fiscal policy is infinitely more complex, involving many more trade offs among competing interests.

The more that economic policy is subject to public debate that is, the more democracy there is the more important such policy narratives are.

The disinflation and ample liquidity created by the accommodative monetary policy of central governments have driven the market interest rates down to the extent that the fixed income markets no longer offer the returns that investors have enjoyed in the past.

The more complete our social science, the more irrelevant our policy analysis.

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The EU s more for more policy has made human rights a cornerstone of its foreign policy toward states in the Union s neighborhood.

In short, there appears to be far more to industrialization policy than to trade policy.

Changes in foreign and defense policy are more considerable.

Only more politics and diplomacy can salvage US policy.

Downside risks for the world economy remain, particularly those associated with the growing global imbalances, but global economic policies remain prudent and accommodative to growth.

Policy advice, policy development, capacity building and piloting should be even more systematically implemented under country programmes.

Monetary policy is a more complex and difficult balancing act.

But Abe has two more arrows in his policy quiver.

The conditional aspects of emancipation policy require more consistent attention.

However, that policy was preached more than it was practised.

The closer to zero they fall, the more problematic monetary policy becomes. The policy instruments no longer work.

Third, where Europe has a serious internal policy, it is easier to establish a more serious external policy.

The policy decisions of recent months offer little more hope for a fundamental change in US foreign policy direction.

But an emphasis on policy decisions suggests a more optimistic outlook.

Indeed, among China s elite no foreign policy issue is more divisive.

More questions arise from the policy response to the subsequent recession.

Whether the ECB will ease policy more aggressively is also uncertain.

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Article 2 of this report will expand more on the policy.

The World Bank estimates that this policy has driven at least 30 million more people into hunger. To cite policy driven famine as an argument for more of the same policy seems unreasonable, to say the least.

Both bank regulation and fiscal policy require a great deal more Europeanization.

Monetary policy cannot make safe wealth in the future any more valuable.

Without this expectation, the EU s policy would likely be even more costly.

UNDP aims to link research more actively to policy and programme development.

(h) More policy dialogue should be undertaken between recipient and donor countries

(i) More policy dialogue should be undertaken between recipient and donor countries

Eighth, emerging market economies have more policy tools left than advanced economies do, and they should ease monetary and fiscal policy.

So, the more global these citizens sense of their interests becomes, the more globally responsible national policy will be.

More and more, the challenge is to translate the overall legal and policy framework into practice in the field.

This makes it even more important for the EEAS to align the Common Security and Defense Policy with wider foreign policy efforts.

The policy response or, more accurately, the policy non response to the current slowdown is an important validation of this new approach.

But, as these institutions mature, a more coherent EU foreign policy should emerge.

Measuring INGOs impact on policy outcomes is more an art than a science.

Loyalty, rather than merit, drove key appointments, making policy management even more difficult.