Sentence examples for the average fiscal from inspiring English sources

According to the IMF, the average fiscal multiplier for public spending is around 1.5.

To compute the average "fiscal deficit" of the typical undocumented immigrant, the study weighs spending on each identified government benefit program by the estimated share of the program enjoyed by undocumented immigrants.

A study published by the New York Fed found the average fiscal stimulus in a group of some 40 developed and developing countries was slightly less than 3 percent of national output.

As in the past, the move is likely to be as much about turf wars, as it would be about monetizing more of their barrels with the finances of most of these states suffering in the wake of the slump, and oil still lurking considerably below the average fiscal breakevens they crave for balancing their budgets, according Natixis (see chart above).

Between 2010 and 2013, the average fiscal deficit amounts to some 3percentt of GDP, a deterioration of 5 percentage points compared with pre-crisis levels.

Most of these countries will pause their fiscal adjustment in 2012 and 2013: the average fiscal adjustment in these countries, which had been sizable in 2010 and 2011, will be almost zero this year and next year.

Mowrey takes comfort in ASEI’s cash-rich balance sheet ($11.63 per share net of long-term debt) and its far from obscene earnings multiple of 20 times trailing earnings, with a just-over-market multiple on the average fiscal 2007 (ending March 2007) earnings forecast.

Untutored as I am, I was free to look up the history and put historical charts of recessions, GDP, the Dow Jones average, fiscal policy, and tax policy in parallel columns.

In the 10 sell-side models I have seen over the past few weeks their average fiscal 2016 EPS estimate is $9.32 vs. the $9.57 that Yahoo !

He added: "The [Institute for Fiscal Studies] have already confirmed Scotland is more than able to pay our way with public spending offset by revenues raised in Scotland Ω with the appropriate share of North Sea revenues, Scotland's public finances have been stronger than the UK's in every year from 2006-07 to 2010-11, with an average fiscal deficit lower than the UK's since 2000.

Fiscal balances improved after Fernando de la Rua assumed the presidency in 1999, with an average fiscal deficit of 1.20percentt of GDP between 2000 and 2008.