The phrase "austerity down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a reduction or decrease in austerity measures, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The government has decided to austerity down its spending policies, which has raised concerns among economists."
Alternatives: "reduce austerity" or "lessen austerity measures".
Her austerity goes down well with jaded voters tired of cronyism and extravagance.
In an economy constrained by low interest rates, a stubborn trade deficit and natural demand for the world's reserve currency, there is little to cushion the blow of austerity.Spending down, Fed upA last lifeline for the president is the hope of support from the Federal Reserve.
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The poor would also be hurt disproportionately under this new double down austerity.
She may be ready to temper her views on austerity, but bringing down deficits and debts remains her priority.
But focus groups tell the Labour Party that attacking this policy as a sop to the rich at a time of austerity also goes down well with voters.
Co-ordinated austerity has pushed down GDP and is leading to debt/GDP ratios that are higher than they otherwise would have been.
First we had Plan B as the chancellor watered down austerity by accepting that deficits would be higher for longer than originally planned.
