Sentence examples for fiscal adjustments from inspiring English sources

The Harvard economists defined major fiscal adjustments as episodes during which the cyclically adjusted primary fiscal balance (CAPB) improved by at least 1.5% of GDP.

Third, Steve's rhetorical question — why postpone needed fiscal adjustments?

"It is that without fiscal adjustments, the debt could grow indefinitely to 100percentt and beyond.

The other is whether the fiscal adjustments have their expected effects.

Most fiscal adjustments since the second world war have led to lower interest rates.

Consequently, both parties proceed with the delusion that relatively modest, and politically painless, fiscal adjustments can keep the government running.

Absent a new economic boost for indebted nations, fiscal adjustments will be extremely painful at best and impossible at worst.

Massive fiscal adjustments have been made but people do not believe the worst is over — and they blame the Union.

Fiscal adjustments persisted for nearly two years longer in countries that had rules than in those without them.

And it needs to give countries that receive bailouts enough time to make their necessary fiscal adjustments.

There is little reason to believe that sharp fiscal adjustments in the current American context will produce growth.