fiscal造句

Fiscal sociology, mode of fiscal regulation, fiscal balance, tax state, tax expenditure.

If true, this would be fiscal insanity.

Another solution is to tighten fiscal policy.

Solution to deflation normally involves expansionary fiscal and monetary policies.

His colleagues, he believed, were intruding dangerously into fiscal policy.

He announced the tenth successive annual fiscal surplus.

Unabashed, Mr Salmond will keep arguing for greater fiscal autonomy.

Why are the markets howling for "fiscal consolidation" now - ie cutting fiscal support to the economy immediately - when it has plainly not yet recovered?

Premature fiscal tightening, after all, could lengthen the recession, as Japan learned in the 1990s.

Mr Osborne believes that Britain's reputation for fiscal prudence depends on cutting public spending aggressively.

He conceded that Greece's history of inaction on fiscal problems was the source of "mistrust".

Greece was not the only rich country under the fiscal spotlight this week.

In particular, fiscal policy has been too loose and economies too inflexible.

During the 1990s, fast growth and fiscal prudence allowed countries from Ireland to Canada to cut their debt levels sharply.

There will be more stringent fiscal rules, with tougher and earlier punishments for those who flout them.

In that, he is probably mistaken, just as he was wrong to oppose Mr Brown's fiscal stimulus.

As the students found, premature tightening of fiscal policy could strangle the recovery in its cradle and worsen future deficits.

(b) the estimated value of recurring contracts in the fiscal year or 12 months subsequent to the initial contract.

The external adjustment is most unlikely to be big enough or fast enough to offset the slowdown in domestic demand, particularly given the constraints on fiscal action.

Populist macroeconomics is invariably characterized by the use of expansionary fiscal and economic policies and an overvalued currency with the intention of accelerating growth and redistribution.

In Britain, which has been described as an "elective dictatorship", the next government, likely to be the Conservative party, will inherit a fiscal mess.

Washington - Despite all the White House hoopla Monday about "fiscal responsibility," Washington is showing little inclination to practice what it's preaching.

House Budget Committee Chairman Democratic Representative John Spratt is quoted as deriding President Bush's "dismal legacy" in fiscal matters, converting record surpluses into record deficits.

What's happening in Wisconsin is, instead, a power grab - an attempt to exploit the fiscal crisis to destroy the last major counterweight to the political power of corporations and the wealthy.

Flipping through a sheaf of data, Mr Evans points out that in 2007 the tax on petroleum made up 10% of the state’s total tax collection; for the current fiscal year it will be around 4%.

For many, the fallout from the Greek crisis has proved what they had suspected all along: that the euro zone needs more fiscal co-ordination in order to work.

Since those countries "under a programme" are being forced into drastic fiscal austerity, this amounts to a plan to have all of Europe slash spending at the same time.

The Ivy League school took the action to meet budget constraints caused by an estimated 30 percent fall in its endowment for its 2009 fiscal year, ending June 30.

"In the first three months of each fiscal year, the manager shall prepare the previous year's balance sheet, profit and loss statement and proposal regarding the disposal of profits, and submit them to the board of directors for examination and approval."