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stimulative

[stim-yuh-ley-tiv] / ˈstɪm yəˌleɪ tɪv /






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“A stimulative environment saved one group while its absence doomed the other,” Brookwood writes.

From Washington Post

This year’s explosive U.S. growth is fueled by wildly stimulative fiscal and monetary policy, but also by growing private-sector investment.

From Washington Post

The White House says such studies undercount the stimulative effects of provisions like child care and free community college.

From Washington Times

The Fed’s stimulative policy has been criticized by some investors as promoting frothiness – a ballooning in price untethered to an asset’s economic fundamentals.

From Reuters

“Stimulating the economy by giving bonus to front line workers - teachers and corrections officers - all of those things will be extremely stimulative to the Florida economy.”

From Washington Times