Sentence examples for for additional economic from inspiring English sources

In response to a question about the need for additional economic stimulus, Mr. Greenspan said that with the tax cuts enacted in 2001 and sizable growth in government spending, "we already have a significant amount of stimulus in place".

The bill would add $1.5 trillion to federal budget deficits over a decade, without accounting for additional economic growth it might spur, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.

They show officials "pointed to a variety of considerations that supported a patient approach to monetary policy," including the need for additional economic data, which would help policymakers better gauge business and consumer sentiment.

The congressional Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the law will add $1 trillion to deficits over the course of a decade, even after accounting for additional economic growth it might spur.

The Joint Committee on Taxation and the Tax Policy Center predicted that the new law would add at least $1 trillion to deficits over the next 10 years, even after accounting for additional economic growth.

Some people make a more nuanced argument that higher taxes on the wealthy could pay for additional economic stimulus — like a bigger job tax credit or resurrected 1930s-style work programs.

He and Mr. Jamil said that they had discussed the possibility of additional economic aid for Syria, in the form of a loan from Russia, with terms to be finalized later this year.

As she was flying from Tanzania to Nairobi over the Serengeti, the famous game-studded plains, she insisted that she did not intend to dictate a solution and that she would instead use her meetings to dangle the prospect of additional economic help for Kenya if the rival factions could reach a compromise.

After he takes office, Mr. Obama is likely to ask Congress for an additional economic lift, those in his camp say.

Mark M. Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, a forecasting firm, told a forum of House Democrats this week that the "bang for the buck" — the additional economic activity generated by each dollar of fiscal stimulus — was highest for increases in food and unemployment benefits.

Mr. Lowrie said he had been inspired by two well-known proponents of supply-side thinking: Arthur Laffer, often considered the father of the concept that lower tax rates help pay for themselves by generating additional economic growth, and Jude Wanniski, who promoted the idea among politicians.