deficits造句

Makeup deficits and increase surpluses

Analysis of Japanese bank deficits in 2008

China likely to see more trade deficits.

In the past, these surpluses were offset by American deficits.

The treasury is empty and budget deficits tower.

Indeed, people with memory deficits do not report fewer dreams.

The result has been huge and continuing, but understandable, deficits.

Several emerging markets, in particular the Baltic states and Turkey, run large current account deficits and depend on inflows of cheap capital to finance these deficits.

On the one hand, huge deficits and debts—the sum of past deficits—mean some countries can no longer borrow at reasonable interest rates.

The flip side was the rising deficits of consumer countries in the developed world.

If they're right, they will have made a head start on closing their enormous budget deficits.

With flexible exchange rates, markets force countries to devalue, which reduces their current account deficits.

The New Haven, Connecticut-based school is now facing deficits and cost-cutting measures.

So let's talk about the long and the short of budget deficits.

I have seen hundreds of patients with various deficits - strokes, Parkinson's and even dementia - learn to do things in new ways, whether consciously or unconsciously, to work around those deficits.

It follows a meeting of EU finance ministers earlier this week to discuss cuts in budget deficits.

Thus, if governments run deficits, private people save, since they understand that their taxes will ultimately rise.

The members also pledged to keep their budget deficits under 3 percent of GDP, although there are no enforcement mechanisms.

Under the euro area's stability and growth pact (SGP), economies running deficits larger than 3% of GDP were supposed to trim their structural deficits by 0.5% of GDP per year or face fines.

Countries that ran trade deficits demanded policy changes of those who ran chronic surpluses - calls that were mostly snubbed.

Correspondant Dan Cordtz once completed a script explaining that government deficits and increasing money supply caused inflation.

Yet ignoring the future is also costly. The problem is not the deficits in the next couple of years, but in the years that follow.

The new era is one in which governments are using floating exchange rates, near-zero interest rates and vast fiscal deficits to protect their economies.

Meanwhile, greater effort has been made to let enterprises turn from deficits to profits, resulting in the rise of economic returns.

Recent budget deficits were as high as 14 percent of GDP, taxes are mostly ignored, hairdressers retire on state pensions at age 50.

But since these latest demographic projections, he has been touring Australia's big cities warning that the country must lift productivity, or risk unsustainable budget deficits later on.

Nevertheless, the oil price rise has increased inflationary pressures and trade deficits in some of the developed countries, as well as exacerbating tensions over the level of gasoline taxes.

Britain can draw upon not just its own chequered experience but also that of countries like Canada and Sweden, which ran up big deficits in the 1990s and then erased them.

Third, when the federal government prints vast Numbers of dollars and runs huge deficits, as it has in recent years, financial theory would argue that major inflation ought to follow in due course.

Clock drawing test is used widely to study and test the cognitive deficits and the cognitive decline in old population and proved to be a useful screening tool for dementia patient.

Obama also called Monday for pay-as-you-go spending, to avoid having new programs swell the deficits, but the legislation that the House will consider Wednesday eschews that approach.

The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act provided that if Congress and the President failed to agree on fiscal policies that would hold federal budget deficits down to a specified target figure, across-the-board reductions in program funding would go into effect.