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tight-money policy

  1. A policy in which a central monetary authority, for example, the Federal Reserve System , seeks to restrict credit and raise interest rates . ( Compare easy-money policy .)


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Notes

A tight-money policy might be pursued to limit inflation .
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The tight-money policy threatens to tip the economy, which is already stagnant, into recession.

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Navarro concluded that it "boggles his mind" that many are pointing to trade tensions with China as the cause of economic slowdown, and he instead blamed the Fed's "tight-money policy that drives up the dollar and drives down U.S. exports."

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So Cruz wisely mentioned Ron Paul’s name Wednesday afternoon in his pitch for a tight-money policy at the Federal Reserve: “I am an original co-sponsor of Ron Paul’s audit the Fed legislation.â€

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Bankers and brokers applauded him for sticking with his tight-money policy until the recession had tamed inflation, slashing the annual rate of price increases from 13% at the beginning of his term to less than 4% now.

Two weeks ago, the Open Market Committee, the Federal Reserve's policy-making group, voted, in effect, to confirm that it was temporarily loosening up on tight-money policy so that the economy could begin growing more rapidly.

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