The phrase "a mixture of fiscal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various financial elements or policies that are combined or integrated in some way.
Example: "The government's budget proposal is a mixture of fiscal policies aimed at stimulating economic growth while maintaining fiscal responsibility."
Alternatives: "a blend of financial" or "a combination of economic".
Lamont: QE has been described as a mixture of fiscal and monetary policy.
Indeed, a mixture of fiscal and welfare policy meant in those years a significant transfer of wealth from the aggrieved, newly servantless middle class to the much poorer, much more numerous working class.
In the short term, policymakers are committed to using a mixture of fiscal stimulus and aggressive monetary policy to hasten the end of the recession and prevent inflation from turning into deflation.
As mayor, he was chief pedagogue, urging bogotanos not to run red lights, dump litter or beat their wives, sometimes dressing up as "Super Citizen" in spandex to get the message across.Beyond such tricks, he represents a revolution in local government that has recently transformed several of Colombia's bigger cities with a mixture of fiscal responsibility and innovation.
This article focuses on two developments under Xi: the increased role of the Party-led "leading small groups" in Chinese local governments, and Xi's "war on poverty", which aims to lift all Chinese citizens out of poverty by 2020 through a mixture of targeted fiscal support and compulsory resettlement of millions of rural residents.
Will a modest economic bounce (that may or may not occur) and a mixture of new capital, fiscal stimulus and other government interventions revive the banks?
A mixture of over-loose fiscal policy and needlessly tight monetary policy could ensue, driving the euro up not down (like the dollar under Reaganomics in the early 1980s).
While talking of fiscal responsibility, the signs are that the government thinks it can get away with postponing belt-tightening until after the election.But what if a mixture of outside events and fiscal fudging at home (and even a possible downgrade by credit-rating agencies) prompts a bigger decline in the real?
This clever mixture of fiscal rectitude and xenophobia went down well with his audience, but poorly with judges, who struck down regulations introducing the change in June 1996.
Sexism, of course, is not the cause for Europe's sovereign debt crisis, and in the short term, the euro's prospects depend more on the right mixture of fiscal austerity and monetary stimulus than on sisterhood.
First, policymakers do not have to worry only about when to start tightening: the mixture of fiscal and monetary policies must be coherent, too.Second, that suggests central banks and finance ministries must co-ordinate their policies more closely than in recent years.
