Sentence examples for a fiscal injection from inspiring English sources

Just about everybody acquainted with the dismal science, however, thinks that the economy needs a fiscal injection right now.

The loss of about 5% of UK national income in 2008 could be answered by pumping in a fiscal injection of 1% GDP.

Joseph Gagnon, a former Fed economist and a fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said he couldn't recall a period when there was a large fiscal injection at a time the economy was at full employment.

If any other section of Australian society was as socioeconomically in crisis as are many Indigenous Australians in the run-up to an election, the federal government would have responded with a massive fiscal injection and innovation.

"There's been a very, very substantial fiscal injection into the economy, and this has helped greatly".

That idea may finally be coming to fruition, as President Obama's infrastructure stimulus package works its way through Congress, with $20 billion of the $819 billion fiscal injection aimed at building a new digitized health record system.

In the short term, they must manage policies on banking recapitalisation and huge fiscal injections and in the longer term help to design a new regulatory architecture for the battered financial system.

Factory output is still growing modestly, according to the Philadelphia Fed's latest survey, but has lost more momentum since March than in any two months since November 2008.America's recovery relied for longer than most on fiscal injections.

After a 6% fall in output, which is what the UK has suffered to date, it would be odd if an economy stimulated by a £200bn monetary injection, a fiscal kick and a weaker currency was not capable of achieving a V-shaped recovery.

Avoid a fiscal crisis.

A fiscal crisis?