Ukraine introduced the hryvna last September, and the government takes pride in the relatively stable money as a symbol of the independence Ukraine won from the Russian-led Soviet Union and its ruble.
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As you say, tradable goods and services are unlikely to fall in price because a stable money supply and stable wages elsewhere in the euro zone will provide strong support for those prices.
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Tietmeyer told the delegates that domestic policies encompassed solid public budgeting, stable money policies, a functional finance system, along with a sufficient amount of competition and flexibility in domestic goods and employment markets.
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The pound has become a safe haven for those Europeans who remain uncertain about whether the euro will turn out to be the strong, stable money promised by the politicians or the reverse, he said.
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In this fashion, the issues that were introduced with the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 _ lower taxes, stable money, and industrial restructuring _ gradually were adopted by those identifying themselves as New Democrats.
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Stable money and secure property rights, two cornerstones for economic growth, are worked out by the government, which then stands back and lets entrepreneurship and the return of " flown capital " take the economic stage.
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Jude Wanniski, the supply-side guru, was able to satisfy this orthodox Reagan with a second doctrine, that of an inflation-busting stable money supply . ( Actually, what Wanniski wanted was a return to the gold standard .)
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"When ( SPD Chairman Rudolf ) Scharping has the new insight that ` stable money has absolute priority over any timetable,'I wonder in all seriousness if he has ever listened to what I've been saying for years,"
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There are the policies of good housekeeping : peace and preparedness; public order; stable money; a more or less balanced budget; the regulation of markets and the environment, not bureaucratically, but lightly and firmly; sound policies for economic growth.
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Shortly thereafter, the Dutch Republic had in place, in one form or another, all of the key components of a modern financial system : formalized public credit, stable money, elements of a banking system, a central bank of sorts and securities markets.
