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deficit financing

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deficit financing
n
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) government spending in excess of revenues so that a budget deficit is incurred, which is financed by borrowing: recommended by Keynesian economists in order to increase economic activity and reduce unemployment Also called compensatory finance pump priming
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deficit financing
n (Fin) → Defizitfinanzierung f, → Finanzierung fdurch Staatsverschuldung


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While focusing on the vertical integration of the resources, the meeting agreed to work more as the conservative data in hand would result in increased deficit financing.
The deficit financing plan is included in the draft 'special statute for post-Typhoon Morakot reconstruction work,' passed by the Executive Yuan (the Cabinet) on Sept.
The delay may have been due to "fiscal slippages" resulting from declining tax revenue and "substantial" military expenditure that forced the government to borrow from the central bank for deficit financing, according to Ali from Standard Chartered.
 
 
 
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