Sentence examples for fiscal scenario from inspiring English sources

Under "an alternative fiscal scenario," which overrides many of the tax increases and spending cuts, "there would be two million more jobs" next year, Mr. Elmendorf said.

By 2037, according to the C.B.O.'s "extended alternative fiscal scenario," which assumes that most current policies continue, the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio would be close to two hundred per cent.

… Under our revised base case fiscal scenario … we now project that net general government debt would rise from an estimated 74% of GDP by the end of 2011 to 79% in 2015 and 85% by 2021.

In an effort to alert Congress to the danger, the C.B.O. also publishes a more realistic alternative fiscal scenario that anticipates how much will actually be spent by the Treasury in the coming decade.

Annalisa Piazza at Newedge Strategy pointed to other possible factors behind the fall: Higher fuel prices and some pressures coming from the news of a still sluggish labour market and uncertain fiscal scenario are likely to have played a role in pushing confidence down over the month.

The extended-baseline scenario assumes current laws (like the expiration of the Bush tax cuts and the implementation of Obamacare) will not be changed in the future, while the alternative fiscal scenario assumes that "widely expected" changes to current law (ie, revenue as a % of GDP remains the same and entitlement spending is not meaningfully cut) come to pass.

But by committing himself to a process that leads to such a solution, he could reassure investors that the grisly fiscal scenarios painted by the CBO will not come to pass.

So, Pawlenty, like Priebus, says that Romney picking Ryan means that it's a big new debate on entitlements and long-term fiscal scenarios, so now we just wait for the moment where Pawlenty insists that Romney is his own man, with his own plan, and that no sirree, we're not straight up adopting the Ryan Plan, ha ha ha, why did you think that?

Example projections are presented onto the 2050 horizon under a low carbon fiscal policy scenario as well as a business-as-usual scenario.

Photograph: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP Updated at 4.25pm GMT 4.12pm GMT President Obama invites some friendly and not so friendly faces to meetings today, in his quest to win support for extending the Bush-era tax cuts due to expire – part of the tax and spending double whammy that makes up the so-called "fiscal cliff" scenario.

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Low carbon fiscal policy scenario.