policymaker English

Meaning policymaker meaning

What does policymaker mean?

policymaker noun

— one involved in the formulation of policies

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You're an operator, not a policymaker.

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NEWPORT BEACH - Imagine for a moment that you are the chief policymaker in a successful emerging-market country.

Strong currencies make strong countries, a senior United States policymaker used to say.

I do not agree with all of the policies advocated by Cavallo or Hausmann, or any other policymaker for that matter.

Putin has usurped authority not just from his more knowledgeable colleagues, but also from the prime minister, who has traditionally served as Russia's chief economic policymaker.

But, until Turner mentioned the idea, you would not have been able to identify a single major policymaker from the United States or the UK, the world's two leading centers of global finance, with anything nice to say about it.

Fortunately, the desirability of doing so is now clear to every policymaker in Washington and to most of the American public.

With two ongoing domestic rebellions, a large population, and the rapid disappearance of oil and water resources, Yemen is quickly emerging as a Western policymaker's nightmare.

A leading policymaker in the Anglo-American empire of finance actually came out in support of a Tobin tax - a global tax on financial transactions.