Sentence examples for expenditures in general from inspiring English sources

Labor unions, which are the main supporter of the leftist parties in Italy, opposed some of the measures that were taken, some of the legislation, like reducing public pensions and reducing public expenditures in general.

Tranchant (2008) looks at fiscal decentralization, which is captured by the share of subnational expenditures in general government spending collected by the International Monetary Fund.

So as a side effect our paper also evaluates the validity of this data source to study the determinants of health expenditures in general and expenditure for dental services in particular.

In fact we will briefly discuss the question whether data from household budget surveys are an adequate data basis to study the determinants of health care expenditures in general and expenditures for dental care in particular.

Over the last 22 years, 1993-2014, Verizon spent a great deal more money per year, on average, from 1993 through 2003 than it ever did from 2004-2014, much less the FiOS years, 2005-2011, and it is clear there has been a rapid decline of wireline expenditures in general since 2010.

As well as medication use and expenditures in general, we assessed prescriptions and spending for dementia-specific drugs in particular.

Governments in most countries have responded to this problem by occasional severe contraction of particular programs or of public expenditure in general.

Our analysis shows that among German households, energy expenditures are more equally distributed than private consumption in general and income.

I derive individual equilibrium preferences over enforcement levels (enforcement expenditures and fines) in a specific enforcement environment (see Polinsky and Shavell 1984) and over enforcement expenditures in a general enforcement environment (see Polinsky and Shavell 1992).

Beyond the health consequences, these comorbidities impact healthcare costs; the complications associated with being overweight or obese accounts for nearly 10% of the total U.S. medical expenditures in the general population [33].

Our findings for health services utilization are similar to those of Farley et al., who found that number of diagnoses and number of drugs performed better than the Elixhauser and Charlson indices for predicting health care expenditures in a general population [ 41].