Sentence examples for creating a fiscal from inspiring English sources
Precisely by creating a fiscal crisis, giving you an excuse to slash Social Security and Medicare.
The point is that starve the beast basically amounts to deliberately creating a fiscal crisis, in the belief that the crisis can be used to push through unpopular policies, like dismantling Social Security.
And while a bailout might seem to help in the short term, it would make it harder for Germany to lead in the place where it really matters: creating a fiscal union, a United States of Europe.
Yet the ongoing slump, by creating a fiscal crisis for state and local governments, has led to the laying off of some 300,000 schoolteachers.
But the politicians, media, IMF and the EU Commission still focused narrowly on Greece's fiscal deficit and on creating a fiscal pact in the EU.
"He's basically created a fiscal straitjacket".
The temporary patches postponed a premature fiscal tightening, but created a fiscal "cliff" at the end of this year.
Not "too long", he's careful to say, but long enough to create a fiscal catastrophe.
Deficits create a "fiscal illusion" that public goods and transfer payments are less expensive than they are.
Robert B. Reich, who was labor secretary under President Bill Clinton, said both parties "have created a fiscal trap for themselves".
