The UK is depending, almost entirely, on monetary policy to pull the economy out of the doldrums.
The group asked the BSA to reconsider its policy rather than immediately pull out of the July gathering in West Virginia.
The fabled free-market zone is having to wrestle increasingly with welfare policy, and it is trying to pull up the drawbridge on the maternity ward somewhat.
Which suggests there may be a useful public policy lever for the prime minister to pull.
The policy began within weeks of Israel's pull-out from Gaza in 2005.
In conclusion, the authors criticize energy-policy wonks for failing to pull data on orders for new GE gas turbines and corporate plans to transfer gas peaking plants to baseload.
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Fueling the growing confidence in stocks is a sense that the U.S. economy is healthy enough that recession isn't a concern but not so strong that the Federal Reserve will pull back on its aggressive measures to ease monetary policy.
More broadly, fueling the growing confidence in stocks is a sense that the U.S. economy is healthy enough that recession isn't a concern, but at the same time, not so strong that the Federal Reserve will pull back on its aggressive measures to ease monetary policy.
Now conditions in Europe threaten to pull down an economic recovery, made needlessly fragile by policy missteps beyond the purview of the Federal Reserve.
Numbers like that make policy wonks go crazy, but in the voting booth, most Americans will pull the lever based on a different measure: how much they trust a candidate's integrity, and empathy.
The policy there is massive intervention to force-feed credit markets and then a selective pull-back (as lately was with housing in some markets) lest the pump be primed too well.
To pull the state out of its hole, Mr McCain offers low taxes, retraining and an all-inclusive energy policy.
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