In this situation, if monetary easing is strengthened excessively to push prices higher in the short term than levels justified by the economy’s growth potential, this could in turn impair the stability in economic activity, and hence in prices.
Alongside, truly impressive progress has been made in addressing the backlog of social neglect, as is evident  BIS Review 42/2005  1  from the impressive statistics and the visible evidence all around the country of low-cost house building, water supply, sanitation, health and education facilities and essential social support.