The phrase "fiscal solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a financial plan or approach to resolve a particular issue. For example, "The government must come up with a fiscal solution to address the rising national debt."
But Ryan has at least taken a big step toward an eventual fiscal solution.
It is hard to share the view that no tax increase of any sort can figure in a fiscal solution.
"We are moving from a monetary solution to a fiscal solution," said Richard McGuire, a fixed-income strategist at RBC Capital Markets in London.
Two days after Gov. George E. Pataki declared that he opposed any significant increase in property taxes as part of Nassau County's fiscal solution, the state comptroller sternly criticized his stance yesterday.
Walker's years in office were marked by deficit spending to pay for state services, trimming department operating costs, mothballing costly megaprojects and lobbying lawmakers to find a comprehensive fiscal solution, even if it included new taxes.
And suppose, for a moment, that because of the pressure from credit markets, a real long-term fiscal solution were agreed upon by the two parties in the United States, or by politicians in European countries.
Diocletian's fiscal solutions are still debated; they constitute a very difficult problem.
The Peter G. Peterson Foundation asked six think tanks from across the political spectrum to offer fiscal solutions.
Two of the most commonly cited fiscal solutions are tapping into the state's $1.2 billion reserve and raising income taxes on the state's highest earners.
The Fed, if it acts, would be trying to compensate for the dearth of fiscal solutions, the result of Republican obstructionism.
Trying to raise birth rates is difficult because people's fertility does not seem to respond much to fiscal incentives.Europe's politically painful remediesThe best way forward, therefore, is to find economic and fiscal solutions.
