Sentence examples for fiscal bang from inspiring English sources
The point I want to make is that matters now are actually a lot easier: we could get a fairly big fiscal bang just by resuming aid to state and local governments, allowing them to reverse the big cuts they have recently made.
Fiscal prudence was banged into Mr. Peterson's childhood skull.
That allows governments to deliver a hefty economic bang at moderate fiscal cost.Yet fiscal stimulus is needed most when governments already have extra costs to bear.
Song: Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang.
It raised the budget deficit temporarily, and with relatively big bang for the fiscal buck -- just the opposite of the Bush fiscal expansion in 2001"."The fiscal stimulus helped pull the economy out of a tailspin, but it wasn't big enough.
Many doomsayers believe that our fiscal profligacy will end in a bang, as happened recently to Greece and previously to many other countries.
Mr. Walsh's decision to repeatedly bang the drum of strict fiscal responsibility appears to reflect his belief that the Tea Party support that swept him into office by roughly 300 votes will keep him there despite his own financial problems.
Early on in the crisis I did some back-of-the-envelope calculations for fiscal expansion and guesstimated that a coordinated expansion had twice the bang per euro of a unilateral expansion by just one euro area economy.
Expiring tax cuts for the wealthy, the only piece of the current fiscal picture that Republicans seem to care about provides, by almost all accounts, the least bang for our deficit-spending buck.
