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accommodate someone with something to provide something special for someone; to do something that provides for someone's needs or desires. We will try to accommodate you with an earlier flight. accommodate oneself to something to adapt oneself to something, such as someone else's needs or a new environment. Please try to accommodate yourself to our routine. See also: oneself How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The
flood of liquidity created by a period of very accommodative monetary
policy pursued the yields available from income-producing assets, namely
loans and bonds. It
has become widely recognized that, with consumer price inflation
well-anchored, overly accommodative monetary policies may find their
expression in asset price inflation. If the current
monetary policy is neutral rather than accommodative, analysts have
asserted that rate rises should soon remit, although most expect the Fed
to raise rates by a quarter point again at its next meeting on January
31, 2006 --Alan Greenspan's last meeting as the Federal
Reserve's chairman. |
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