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We saw short-term stimulus packages, temporary tax rebates or surcharges, go-stop monetary policy with inflationary overexpansion followed by severe contraction, wage-and-price guidelines and controls.
Economics for the Long Run John B. Taylor 2012
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When he became president, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, a Democrat appointed by President Carter, was determined to reduce inflation and end the go-stop interventions of the 1970s.
Economics for the Long Run John B. Taylor 2012
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I constantly witness the go-stop of cars thinking about merging, but oh goodness, is that gap in the lane big enough?
An Open Letter to the Drivers of Northern California « Morgan Dempsey 2008
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Kang's manager denied the allegation, saying he didn't even know how to play ` ` go-stop, '' a popular Korean game.
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During the 1950s and 1960s in the UK this monetary policy became known as "go-stop".
Safehaven 2008
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"Maybe, if she were to stick to basic go-stop type di'rections.
Voyage To The City Of The Dead Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984
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