Sentence examples for fiscal gaps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peterson points out that an increase in the tax will not come close to narrowing big fiscal gaps.

Another part of the story in Europe is the effort to plug fiscal gaps by increasing VAT, a consumption tax.

Fiscal gaps — the difference between what we spend and what we collect — that persist in strong economies should not be ignored, as they signal a structural imbalance.

In a letter accompanying the economic plan, Tsipras said that "the requirements of the [creditor] institutions for covering the fiscal gaps for 2015-16" would be met absolutely and completely.

The CBPP estimates that by the end of fiscal 2011, the cumulative fiscal gaps in the 50 states will exceed $350 billion.There are three main ways that a state can close a deficit: raid reserves, raise taxes or cut spending.

That is better than cutting it like a cake, because deep slices cause resentment among the sliced and complacency elsewhere.Governments will not be able to close their fiscal gaps through spending cuts alone.

We have no fiscal gap".

That may entail slower investment and a narrower fiscal gap.

But there is not enough money at the top to eliminate the long-term fiscal gap.

Britain aims to close a fiscal gap of about 10 percent of gross domestic product.

Closing our nation's fiscal gap will require broader budgetary changes and shared contributions.