Sentence examples for government spending patterns from inspiring English sources

"We have not gone far enough — you can keep the welfare state as long as you have economic growth, and this is not happening," said Tim Morgan, an economist at the brokerage firm Tullett Prebon in London who tracks government spending patterns.

Thus, examining government spending patterns might yield insight into future military conflict.

By 2011/12 SMEs accounted for only 10% of government spending, with the pattern across different departments very inconsistent.

Counterintuitively, the relatively strong Canadian trust in government may have paved the way for government spending cuts, a pattern that also appears in Scandinavia.

The NAO, the independent government spending watchdog, noted a "pattern of behaviour" in which the Garden Bridge Trust, the charity behind the Thomas Heatherwick-designed project, repeatedly asked the government for more money when it encountered any challenges, which was then granted.

Panel a of Figure  3 presents a heat map showing patterns of government spending change in the EU (blue = increased, red = decreased spending).

Government spending is a form of expropriation.

Historically, there has been a major disagreement between the proponents of this approach on the medium-term policy reaction function that realistically predicted policy spending patterns of governments.

It addresses three objectives: to identify the reduced-form impacts of randomized assignment to audits on outcomes such as knowledge about program requirements, compliance with the law and capacity building; as well as municipal governments' spending priorities, and actual spending patterns.

"The effects of tax increases often take time to filter into consumers' long-run spending patterns, and with government furloughs taking effect coupled with modest employment gains and minimal income growth, there is plenty of cause for caution," she told clients.

However, when asked about government spending on welfare, a very different pattern of attitudes emerges.