||1: Alan Greenspan may be the most famous central banker of the modern era, but Paul Volcker has been the most influential. ||2: He played a crucial diplomatic role during the death of the Bretton Woods financial system in the early 1970s, which severed the link between money and gold and ushered in floating exchange rates. ||3: As head of the Federal Reserve from 1979, Mr Volcker then tamed the inflation that ensued , bringing monetary stability in the face of political opposition to the very high interest rates required. ||4: In doing so, he set the template for modern economic management, built around an independent central bank with an implicit, or explicit, inflation target.
||1: 历任当代央行行长中,或许最知名的是艾伦·格林斯潘(ALAN GREENSPAN),但最有影响力的则是保罗.沃尔克。 ||2:他于二十世纪七十年代初扮演着至关重要的外交角色,期间货币与黄金脱钩、浮动汇率制被引入、布雷顿森林体系走向瓦解。||3:1979年,沃尔克出任美联储主席。为了控制随之而来的通货膨胀,沃尔克不顾来自政治方面的反对声音,大幅提高利率,带来了货币稳定。||4:借此,他构建了当代经济管理模式,设立了具有明确/隐含通胀目标的一家独立央行。
||1: ALAN GREENSPAN may be the most famous central banker of the modern era, but Paul Volcker has been the most influential. ||2: He played a crucial diplomatic role during the death of the Bretton Woods financial system in the early 1970s, which severed the link between money and gold and ushered in floating exchange rates. ||3: As head of the Federal Reserve from 1979, Mr Volcker then tamed the inflation that ensued , bringing monetary stability in the face of political opposition to the very high interest rates required. ||4: In doing so, he set the template for modern economic management, built around an independent central bank with an implicit, or explicit, inflation target.
||1: 历任当代央行行长中,或许最知名的是艾伦·格林斯潘(ALAN GREENSPAN),但最有影响力的则是保罗·沃尔克。 ||2:他于二十世纪七十年代初扮演着至关重要的外交角色,期间货币与黄金脱钩、浮动汇率制被引入、布雷顿森林体系走向瓦解。||3:1979年,沃尔克出任美联储主席。为了控制随之而来的通货膨胀,沃尔克不顾来自政治方面的反对声音,大幅提高利率,带来了货币稳定。||4:借此,他构建了当代经济管理模式,设立了具有明确/隐含通胀目标的一家独立央行。
||1: A fast-livingwriting trio Bowen, Graham Greene and Henry Yorke are the main protagonists. ||2: They mucked in with the wareffort, but their Blitz was made unique by love affairs. ||3: The passions it aroused, and the sense of timelessness that ensued a “suspended present”, Ms Feigel calls it were fertile muses. ||4: “These writers,firefighting, ambulance-driving, patrolling the streets, were the successors of the soldier poets of the firstworld war,” the author argues in her introduction.
||1: 三剑客 Bowen, Graham Greene 和Henry Yorke即是描写这段放纵生活的主要代表。 ||2:他们分享各自在战时取得的成果,笔下的那些风流韵事也让他们的闪电战与众不同。||3: 被唤醒的热情以及时间的永恒性引发了一种 “现实静止”,Ms Feigel形容为 灵感的源泉。 ||4:“这些作家,当过消防员,开过救护车,在街上巡逻,是一战时期士兵诗人的继任者”作者在引言中陈述道。
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1.Happen or occur afterwards or as a result.
‘the difficulties which _ensued_ from their commitment to Cuba’
‘Slightly raised eyebrows and the rolling of eyes _ensued_ as a result of his less than pleasant remark.’
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