Sentence examples for fiscal equilibrium from inspiring English sources

"The cuts destroying the people's purchasing power are recessionary and don't yield results in terms of fiscal equilibrium," he says.

That is a belated recognition that Argentina will never achieve fiscal equilibrium while tax revenues continue to shrink.

"There is no possibility of any type of salary aid" to the police, Minister of Justice José Gregori said this week, "because that would mean breaking the fiscal equilibrium".

All the parties know that significant savings are required to get the UK back to a fiscal equilibrium following the unique shift in government debt to bail out financial services.

For one thing, it needs to include microeconomic liberalisation (even if only trade) and fiscal equilibrium as sources of pressure and inducement for productivity increases (ie, for a sustainable depreciation of the real exchange-rate).The case of Brazil is particularly apt to understand such a need.

The primary fiscal balance, (d^{mathrm{P}}), equals government revenues, f, minus (non-interest) government spending, g: (d^{mathrm{P}}=f-g). (overline{r}) is the equilibrium real interest rate.

Their empirical analysis confirms a long-run equilibrium relationship among the average lending rate charged by commercial banks and nominal money supply, income, price level, government fiscal balance, and exchange rate.

Quantifying the 'general equilibrium' fiscal effects of policy changes in this way is far from straightforward.

The country may be able to build on gains in fiscal stability and balance-of-payments equilibrium.

Let us consider a marginal change in a particular instrument of fiscal policy that directly affects the equilibrium amount of bequests, namely, inheritance taxation.

However, one problem for the computation with macro data is that this data includes behavioral and general equilibrium effects as well as active fiscal policy.