Sentence examples for fiscal analysis from inspiring English sources

"And the fiscal analysis of the governor's proposal will be analyzed by the two budget committees.

Mr. Bauer, 26, is an associate at Morgan Stanley in New York, specializing in the fiscal analysis of real estate.

No existing city of Portland programmes would be impacted financially, and independent fiscal analysis shows that an updated stadium would generate significantly more revenue for the city.

Standard & Poor's, which performed the panel's fiscal analysis, said the commission asked it to see what it would cost to replicate what the state's most successful schools spend to educate their students.

The public money to finance the statewide campaigns would come from voluntary contributions from individual taxpayers and corporations, which would raise as much as $9.5 million a year, according to estimates from the General Assembly's nonpartisan office of fiscal analysis.

And according to an analysis of December's job numbers released this week by the Pew Fiscal Analysis Initiative, nearly a third of the jobless have been unemployed for a year or more.

In the fiscal exposure analysis in Table 3, the standard deviation is reduced by 8.4percentt when we standardize progressivity; while in the regression analysis in Table 4, column (1), the proportion of the variation explained by the regression goes from.832 to.847 when the tax burden is added to the model (version without burden not shown).

The following sectors describe the results of probabilistic risk assessment, followed by economic and fiscal risk analysis in Cambodia.

This study combines bottom-up probabilistic economic risk assessments and a fiscal resource analysis that uses the CATSIM approach explained below.

For example, the macrolevel fiscal risk analysis provided in this study is useful to officials making national-level decisions about budget allocation.

In turn, much of fiscal incidence analysis is done on the non-behavioral type of assumption (Sutherland 2001; Immervoll et al. 2006).