"fiscal direction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the management and control of financial matters or resources. Example: The government is facing criticism for its lack of fiscal direction, as the country's economy continues to struggle.
Sadly, the campaign did not really give Americans meaningful debate on the country's fiscal direction.
The election of 2012 is the necessary and proper forum for deciding the nation's fiscal direction.
A second-round victory by Mr. Hollande would signal a major change in fiscal direction for France and, by extension, for the entire 17-nation euro zone.
FOR almost two years George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, has steered Britain in a more austere fiscal direction than any other country that has much choice in the matter.
As we get closer to the election, however, businesses may decide just to wait it out and see what happens after 2012, after which time the nation's fiscal direction may become clearer.
The intent behind these safeguards is arguably just as important as their direct impact, with regard to the direction of fiscal policy.Second, by 2010 the EU will be paying for a large part of the government's pre-election spending.
"The Republican Party, my party, needs to move in the direction of fiscal sanity".
"The U.S. is going in exactly the opposite direction from fiscal consolidation," said Steven Hess, one of the authors of the Moody's report.
"The president remains willing to negotiate over the future direction of fiscal policy, but he will not negotiate over whether the United States will pay its bills for past commitments," Mr. Lew said.
At the same time, all components of private demand grew.Yet it cannot be wholly good news that the government has so little control over the direction of fiscal policy.
