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"Hawkish" stands in contrast to "dovish" which emphasizes a more accommodative monetary policy.
FXstreet.com 2010
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"Hawkish" is an adjective typically used to describe monetary policy which favors higher interest rates, tighter monetary controls and restrictive credit policy.
FXstreet.com 2010
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Loonie Gets a Boost Following "Hawkish" BOC Statement
FXstreet.com CMS Forex 2010
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Loonie Gets a Boost Following "Hawkish" BOC Statement
FXstreet.com CMS Forex 2010
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Loonie Gets a Boost Following "Hawkish" BOC Statement
FXstreet.com CMS Forex 2010
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Loonie Gets a Boost Following "Hawkish" BOC Statement
FXstreet.com CMS Forex 2010
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During the Cold War, Republicans (and some Hawkish Democrats) thought it was preferable to work with fascists and even former Nazis to fight communism.
Chip Berlet: The Tea Party Republicans' Malek Problem Chip Berlet 2010
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During the Cold War, Republicans (and some Hawkish Democrats) thought it was preferable to work with fascists and even former Nazis to fight communism.
Chip Berlet: The Tea Party Republicans' Malek Problem Chip Berlet 2010
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During the Cold War, Republicans (and some Hawkish Democrats) thought it was preferable to work with fascists and even former Nazis to fight communism.
Chip Berlet: The Tea Party Republicans' Malek Problem Chip Berlet 2010
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During the Cold War, Republicans (and some Hawkish Democrats) thought it was preferable to work with fascists and even former Nazis to fight communism.
Chip Berlet: The Tea Party Republicans' Malek Problem Chip Berlet 2010
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