tight money policy

基本解釋

The tight-money policy was also reducing the pressure on prices.
收縮銀根的政策也減少了價(jià)格壓力。
In the past, that rate would set the level of overnight interest rates in money markets and serve to measure how tight or loose the monetary-policy stance was.
在過(guò)去，這一基準(zhǔn)利率通常會(huì)設(shè)定貨幣市場(chǎng)的隔夜利率水平，用來(lái)顯示緊縮或?qū)捤傻呢泿耪吡?chǎng)。
Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, first appointed by Jimmy Carter, deserves enormous credit for bringing inflation down to 3.2% in 1983 from 13.5% in 1981 with a tight-money policy.
吉米卡特時(shí)期提名的美聯(lián)儲(chǔ)主席保羅。沃克爾堪稱居功至偉，他以貨幣緊縮政策成功地把通貨膨脹率由1981年的13.5%降低到1983年的3.2%。

Brazil, meanwhile, is struggling with an economic-policy cocktail that blends a strong currency, loose fiscal policy and tight money.
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But FDR worsened the financial collapse he inherited from Hoover by raising taxes, pursuing a tight money policy and failing to rescind the Smoot-Hawley trade tariffs.
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