Monetary policies can be either contractionary or expansionary. Implementing one type of policy depends on the current economic climate and the ultimate goals. Monetary policy seeks to spark ...

The optimal monetary policy response to tariffs is expansionary, research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has ...

If prices rise faster than their target, central banks tighten monetary policy by increasing ... along with several other possible expansionary policy tools. As a strategy, inflation targeting ...

Dovish (or accommodative) policy, is the opposite of hawkish and favors expansionary monetary policy to achieve maximum levels of employment. The Fed does this by lowering the Fed Funds rate.

Pill, Huw. "Fiscal Policy and the Case of Expansionary Fiscal Contraction in Ireland in the 1980s." Harvard Business School Background Note 705-015, December 2004. (Revised December 2004.) ...

Amidst concerns over increases in budget size and deficits, the Federal Government has indicated that it prefers expansionary fiscal policy which entails huge budget deficits and debts as against ...

That intervention fueled monetary growth, however, and inflation accelerated. In 1994, concerns about the expansionary fiscal policy led the public to shift its funds out of ruble-denominated assets.

given all of the above, more likely the expansionary fiscal policy will end up being contractionary ... but could potentially be expanded to the monetary side—hopefully the increase in ...