Sentence examples for fiscal flaws from inspiring English sources

The moral is that the fiscal flaws of the euro run even deeper than people realize.

The challenge with these programs is that in addition to absorbing a demographic transition, they must contend with exploding health care costs that are further exacerbating their fiscal flaws.

Kudos to Christina D. Romer for her empirical analysis of the economic stimulus program ("The Fiscal Stimulus, Flawed but Valuable," Economic View, Oct. 21).

This plan buys time, but it does not repair the fiscal and structural flaws that led the euro zone into this mess in the first place.

Whatever the reason, it's very disappointing to see economists feeding fiscal fears with work that is so obviously flawed.

The euro's design was flawed, without fiscal integration or a central bank to act as a lender of last resort.

Even Robert Reischauer of the Brookings Institution, a man who usually points out the flaws in administration fiscal policy, is complimentary: "This is politically a strong document and fiscally a responsible document".

But there are no Labour nerves about the credibility behind the message to be delivered by Balls, who has warned that the eurozone crisis has shown that a monetary union is fundamentally flawed without a fiscal union.

You'd think that our fiscal meltdown would have shown the flaw in Rand's philosophy.

It will also make Japanese assets look cheaper by international standards and therefore more attractive to foreign buyers.The argument that fiscal policy is impotent is also flawed.

But flaws uncovered by Greece's fiscal jam seem more likely to entrench a two-class system in which "grown-ups," led by Germany, exert ever more control over wayward "children" like Greece.