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Discover LudwigThe phrase "austerity wise" is not standard in written English, but it can be understood in context.
It can be used to refer to matters or considerations related to austerity measures or policies.
Example: "Austerity wise, the government has implemented several budget cuts that affect public services."
Alternatives: "in terms of austerity" or "regarding austerity".
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But as Europe anxiously awaits a vote from Greece's parliament on a drastic austerity, wise rappers are busily figuring out a good rhyme for "Papandreou".
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And simple extrapolation from their results to demands for across-the-board austerity isn't a wise approach.
What will thrill most parents in these times of austerity is that price-wise, this new fad compares favourably.
In accepting the pain of austerity measures their voters proved a lot wiser than the politicians who stoked the unsustainable booms.
The presumption, therefore, is that electorates can be "mature" and "wise", thus politicians need not fear imposing austerity on a properly "educated" public.
It's a penny wise, dollar foolish, unconscionably cruel and supremely misguided age of austerity we're living in.
Many of these make good sense: the argument that governments should not underinvest in R&D and human capital formation (p 196) is wise, especially (as Mazzucato points out) in the context of ongoing Eurozone austerity.
austerity program.
What austerity?
The austerity.
Austerity measures.
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