Sentence examples for fiscal wisdom from inspiring English sources

Equities analysts have also been critical of the fiscal wisdom of incentives.

And given how many consumers still lack Internet connections, they saw the fiscal wisdom of such a move.

Richard H. Thaler makes a reasonable point regarding the fiscal wisdom of allowing charitable deductions ("It's Time to Rethink the Charity Deduction Economic Viewew, Dec. 19), but does not address the social roots of this longstanding tax policy.

After reading this dazzling book, you won't confuse a winning streak with fiscal wisdom, and you'll tiptoe away from the betting shop, richer and wiser and much more aware of the eccentric history of mathematics.

The early public reaction to Japan's bail-out package mirrored the anger that rose from the floor of the US House of Representatives yesterday, as opponents of the bail-out package questioned the fiscal wisdom — and morality — of using taxpayers' money to dig irresponsible lenders out of their hole.

If you want to appreciate just how conservative the fiscal conventional wisdom is, consider that hotbed of Bolshevism, the Federal Reserve.

He should start by cajoling Congress into an agreement to tackle America's ominous fiscal arithmetic.Conventional wisdom says such an agreement is impossible: the problem is too big, the politics too difficult.

Just as it has on the wisdom of more fiscal stimulus, opinion is starting to polarise on monetary policy.

In 2009, when many economists thought (or hoped) the recession's effects would be temporary, the conventional wisdom was that fiscal stimulus measures should be "targeted, timely and temporary".

Conventional wisdom is that fiscal unity among countries in the euro zone — of which euro bonds would be a primary element — is needed to make the monetary union a success.

The belief in the wisdom of the Ryan fiscal framework and Tea Party challenge to liberalism implies two things.