Sentence examples for fiscal costs from inspiring English sources

So to nationalize large insolvent banks–and minimize the fiscal costs and financial collateral damage and systemic risk of such a takeover we need to pass such legislation immediately.

"Real fiscal costs" was how Mr Carney put it.

The researchers carefully allocated fiscal costs and revenues to natives and immigrants.

The fiscal costs include government spending on higher education and forgone tax revenues while students are not working.

Many analysts, however, doubt she can stoke activity without incurring fiscal costs that threaten to widen the deficit.

Tumbling exchange rates raised the real burden of foreign-currency loans, forced policymakers to keep interest rates high and pushed up the fiscal costs of bank rescues.

The suit says Mississippi will have to bear "fiscal costs of the illegal aliens" living there who were spared from deportation.

Along with the fiscal costs of the depression, the cost of bailing out the financial system is as yet unknown and not factored into government calculations.

With net US government debt already running at 82% of national income, the potential fiscal costs of a fast upward shift in interest rates could be massive.

He is right that a number of economic analyses commissioned and published by pro-drugs lobby groups claim this by computing the fiscal costs associated with existing laws.

As the governor said, meeting this shortfall would mean 'real fiscal costs' for Scotland – almost certainly higher taxes or spending cuts".