Phrases with «massive deficits»

The phrase "massive deficits" means a significant amount of money owed or spent that is much larger than what is available or earned. Full definition

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Sentences with «massive deficits»

  • The second — and more compelling — argument was that the state was facing massive deficits and that it had no money to bolster public colleges. (wamc.org)
  • He worries that massive deficit spending will drive up inflation. (moneysense.ca)
  • Moreover, U.S. growth tailwinds in coming quarters are powerful, as a result of massive deficit - financed fiscal stimulus now flowing into a closed output gap for the first time in near 50 years. (blackrockblog.com)
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