The phrase "a balanced fiscal" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to modify.
You can use it in contexts discussing fiscal policies or budgets, but it needs to be part of a complete phrase, such as "a balanced fiscal policy."
Example: "The government aims to implement a balanced fiscal policy to ensure economic stability."
Alternatives: "a balanced budget" or "a sound fiscal approach."
Ideally, Congress should quickly pass a balanced fiscal stimulus bill aiding those who need help most without widening deficits in the years ahead.
He is for creating "good" jobs, helping small business, a balanced fiscal approach that includes both unspecific spending cuts and tax increases, and a tax code that ensures that every American "is contributing his or her fair share".
International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts suggest that the developed world, as a whole, will not have a balanced fiscal position until 2018, even before paying interest on government debt.Emerging market countries and the developing world got into the act too.
So in 2014, Italy will present a budget under control, a very balanced fiscal situation.
The only way to accomplish these goals is not to get hung up on deficits in the short run -- to spend what it takes to put Americans back to work and then raise taxes on the wealthy so that we can have a more balanced fiscal picture -- but that could be social outlay of 25percentt or even 30percentt of GDP.
"The Legislature must develop a concrete and balanced fiscal plan, lay out its plan to the people of this state and take action on its plan," he wrote in the veto message.
In the last set of hemispheric elections, a "third way" combining open markets, balanced fiscal accounts, and socially inclusive policies - most closely identified with former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva - became an almost mantra for incumbent and opposition party candidates alike (including Chavez's 2012 rival, Henrique Capriles Radonski).
However, Cameron brushed off questions about the source of funding, saying: "All our commitments are fully funded as part of our balanced fiscal plan".
To pull that off, we will need both balanced fiscal policies and far deeper collaboration among government, business and all of civil society.
Countries do recover from fiscal austerity, and they do benefit from well-articulated, balanced fiscal policies, but seldom (if ever) without economic pain in the form of unemployment and lost output.
But we can't do this without a re-balanced fiscal mandate".
