Sentence examples for fiscal model from inspiring English sources

This makes for a great fiscal model -- tenure produces high fixed costs, while disposable T.A.'s work for peanuts.

The problem is that S&P thinks Spain should change its fiscal model and increase productivity if it expects to hit the 3% target deficit set for 2013.

But Cuzan, whose model is called the "Fiscal Model," looks at changes in government spending relative to the size of the economy as his guide.

Nobody wants to hear public-sector employees rattling the tin cup, but it's simply a fact that society and its elected representatives have decided not to support agricultural research and extension to the degree that they once did, and the fiscal model under which Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and similar institutions operated for so long is no longer sustainable.

Mr Adams said that without a "different economic and fiscal model" the political process would not work.

The GOP has long embraced such a fiscal model for big government and programs like Medicare and Social Security, which they want to privatize.

"Sadly, over the next few weeks, we are likely, when we run our fiscal models that predict tax revenues, to find a forecast 300-odd million dollars lower for fiscal '04 than previous estimates," Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday in a speech to bankers at a luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria.

But savings to the £21bn annual housing benefit bill and the economic boost created by the programme means it would pay for itself inside 40 years, according to fiscal modelling for the commission by Capital Economics.

The analytic frameworks utilized were health-care budget impact analysis, human capital economics, fiscal modelling and generational accounting.

The growing ranks of health-insured Americans, early prison releases of tens of thousands with alcohol- and opioid-related offenses, and the increasing pressure of risk-sharing fiscal models are all intense economic drivers of change.

His fields of interest are Public Finance and Taxation, Budgeting, Analytical Methods, Impact Evaluation and Macro-fiscal Modelling.