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...ery, the dilemma remained: whether to implement immediate tax increases or public expenditure cuts, or to postpone such action pending signs of a sufficiently robust rec ...ing (by definition, a self-financing investment does not increase long-run public expenditure). In principal, however, the concept of self-financing publicly financed

..., [[monetary policy]], [[National Recovery Administration]], [[option]], [[public expenditure]], [[monetary policy#Quantitative easing|quantitative easing]], [[taxation]

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The effect of using fiscal policy in the form of an increase in [[public expenditure]], as represented as the effect of a shift to the right of the I-S curve, i

- [[public expenditure]] - [[public expenditure#Political philosophy|social choice theory]]

...urances that the euro was not in danger and instructed Greece to reduce [[public expenditure]] and increase [[taxation]] in order to reduce its debt

...ow the level necessary for full employment can be corrected by increased [[public expenditure]] or reduced [[taxation]]. That would be partly effected without specific ...ments by which those aims can be pursued fall into the three categories of public expenditure, taxation and regulation.

...alternative form of destructive [[positive feedback]] can occur if the [[public expenditure]] cuts introduced to reassure the bond market reduce the level of a country

...ct Committee, and the Public Accounts Committee has general oversight over public expenditure. Select Committees have right of access to departmental files, and the powe

...ge. Delay is likely to reduce their effectiveness, but hurriedly-devised [[public expenditure]] projects are apt to be uneconomic. The intention would be to remove the s

:Ireland's supplementary budget - a number of tax increases and public expenditure cuts designed to reduce the deficit to 10.75 per cent of GDP for 2009 [http

...iscal policy]] in order to stimulate demand by tax cuts and increases of [[public expenditure]]. [[/Addendum#Fiscal stimulus packages|Fiscal stimulus packages]] were ado ...ies had long abandoned the use of reductions of taxation and increases in public expenditure to ward off economic downturns in favour of the use of [[monetary policy]]

...rpose of his [[fiscal policy]] was the maintenance of stability, and his [[public expenditure]] plans included major increases in spending on health and education – wi ...ion of a Labour government would lead to big increases in [[taxation]], [[public expenditure]] and [[budget deficit]]s. There was an undertaking not to increase the ba

The essential functions of '''taxation''' are to finance [[public expenditure]] and to service the [[national debt]]. It can also be used to create a mo ...of taxation, and the effects of varying combinations of taxation, [[public expenditure]] and debt, are dealt with in the article on [[fiscal policy]].

- [[Public expenditure]] -

...saction Publishers, 1989)]</ref>. In the 1930s, limited use was made of [[public expenditure]] to counter the [[Great Depression]], and the use of [[fiscal stimulus|

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...he [[recession of 2009]] with tax reductions and the bringing forward of [[public expenditure]]. In 2010 it undertook a statutory commitment<ref>[http://www.opsi.gov.uk

|[[Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform]]

...oduct|gdp]], and to persuade governments to make premature reductions in public expenditure in the aftermath of recessions