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expansionary, a.|ɛkˈspænʃən(ə)rɪ|
[f. expansion + -ary1.]
Of, tending to, or directed towards expansion.
1936Yale Rev. Sept. 25 Labor..insisted..on an expansionary policy. 1958Listener 31 July 151/2, I imagine the British Government, at any rate, will soon start to turn towards positively expansionary policies. 1960Times 22 Jan. 18/2 Are we so certain that the economy will run into bottlenecks, heavy over-stocking, and all the signs of overstrain quite so early in an expansionary phase? 1966New Statesman 30 Sept. 468/2 The central agency can only function in an expansionary situation. 1969Daily Tel. 30 Aug. 18/5 This will tend to mitigate the inflationary and expansionary effect of the increase in bank lending. |