The deficit reduction programme takes precedence over any of the other measures in this agreement, and the speed of implementation of any measures that have
a cost to the public finances will depend on decisions to be made in the Comprehensive Spending Review.
He was using short - term money flows on banks to implement policies which have permanent
costs to the public finances.
Not exact matches
Alternative
financing procurement — better known outside of Ontario as
public - private partnerships — allow the
public sector
to pass on risks of delays and
cost overruns
to the private sector, in return for a small premium.
Its net loss ballooned 129 percent in 2017, driven mostly by
financing costs related
to a 2016 deal in which Sweden - based Spotify raised $ 1 billion in debt that would convert
to shares upon an initial
public offering.
It also must commit
to cutting back pensions and
public spending by enough
to step up its NATO spending
to finance the bombing and destabilization of Syria and the Near East, and over and above this,
to accept the
cost of supporting all the refugees caused by US policy and its foreign legion in the form of ISIS, Al quaeda and Al Nusra.
In your official response
to petition 421 - 00858, you claim that
public financing of infrastructure through Bank of Canada low -
cost loans would be inflationary.
Morneau maintains that low -
cost financing of
public infrastructure through the BoC would be inflationary, but apparently his own plan — an Infrastructure Bank that would reward investors with 7 — 9 % returns and whose
costs would be passed on
to consumers through tolls, fees, or taxes — does not seem
to cause him the same concerns.
John also served as the VP and Head of Corporate Development for an early - stage renewable energy and feed company based in Florida as well as a Director in Business Development at Valens Capital, a billion dollar hedge fund focused on providing flexible, custom - tailored and
cost - effective debt and equity growth
financing solutions
to small - cap
public and private companies.
This research area covers the evaluation of the
costs and benefits of capital projects of Canadian governments, such as roads, ports or
public utilities, of
financing modes for such projects, such as
public - private partnerships, and the contribution of
public infrastructure
to economic growth.
Don, for principled (or egotistical) reasons, has occasionally done mischief
to everyone's
finances — above all, as Bert notes, when his fit of pique at a Jaguar exec blew up the agency's
public offering, «
cost [ing Joan] a million dollars» in Season Six.
An own goal because falling living standards, low growth and higher inflation — at a very high personal
cost to communities and people — has also been toxic for the
public finances and thrown deficit reduction wildly off course.
«The government needs
to urgently explain what impact this proposal will have on the
public finances, what the administration
costs are estimated
to be, how the scheme would work and what effect it would have on the balance sheets of the bank,» he said.
The
Cost of Public Financing is about $ 2 per New Yorker per Year Recently, the New York State Senate Republican Conference, which is opposed to publicly funded elections, finally explained how it arrived at its inflated estimate of the cost of public financ
Cost of
Public Financing is about $ 2 per New Yorker per Year Recently, the New York State Senate Republican Conference, which is opposed to publicly funded elections, finally explained how it arrived at its inflated estimate of the cost of public fina
Public Financing is about $ 2 per New Yorker per Year Recently, the New York State Senate Republican Conference, which is opposed to publicly funded elections, finally explained how it arrived at its inflated estimate of the cost of public f
Financing is about $ 2 per New Yorker per Year Recently, the New York State Senate Republican Conference, which is opposed
to publicly funded elections, finally explained how it arrived at its inflated estimate of the
cost of public financ
cost of
public fina
public financingfinancing.
Against the backdrop of the UK's parlous
public finances, it is vital all aspects of healthcare are examined
to assess where increased value and quality can be delivered with greater
cost - effectiveness.
The Campaign
Finance Institute has used peer - reviewed methods
to conclude that the
cost of
public campaign funding under current proposals would be between $ 26 and $ 41 million per year.
19 December 2011 — COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS IN
PUBLIC LIFE Question: To ask Her Majesty's Government how much they estimated the inquiry by the Committee on Standards in Public Life into party political finance would cost; what the final cost of the inquiry was; and how they would assess what represents value for money in the case of such inqu
PUBLIC LIFE Question:
To ask Her Majesty's Government how much they estimated the inquiry by the Committee on Standards in
Public Life into party political finance would cost; what the final cost of the inquiry was; and how they would assess what represents value for money in the case of such inqu
Public Life into party political
finance would
cost; what the final
cost of the inquiry was; and how they would assess what represents value for money in the case of such inquiries.
But the rest of the counties in the state still have
to finance the
public defense services at an estimated
cost of $ 400 million a year.
A new study from the Campaign
Finance Institute by Professor Michael Malbin concludes that the
cost of running a
public financing system in New York State would be roughly $ 40 million, which works out
to $ 2 per New Yorker — not a bad trade considering the millions more the state government wastes in handouts
to special interests.
The resolution, approved earlier this month after some back - and - forth haggling over pre-Kindergarten spending levels, the
public financing of political campaigns and the Dream Act, doesn't go into detail as
to what the sales tax exemptions and adjustments would
cost in revenue
to the state budget.
The Education Trust - New York crunched numbers showing low - income students would still have
to rely heavily on student loans
to finance higher education
costs beyond tuition at New York's
public colleges and universities.
That gave the Senate GOP, which has blocked
public financing of political campaigns on the grounds that it
costs too much money, an opening
to attack, citing the recent Q - poll that found New York voters oppose the system 51 percent
to 39 percent.
The conference has spent the last month pushing back on the claims of advocates for
public financing and debated the
cost of the system, pointing
to more pressing needs for the use of
public funds.
The
public financing component is estimated
to cost $ 40 million, a figure that is based on a study from the Campaign
Finance Institute, but disputed by Senate Republicans, Klein's governing partners.
Senate Republicans have cited the
cost of
public financing, as well as the concern that voters wouldn't want
to use
public dollars
to pay for political activity.
Essentially, the «myth» busting from the
public financing advocates today — which included the Center for Working Families and the Campaign
Finance Instititute under the umbrella of Fair Elections — boils down
to cost, intent and impact of a system.
First, the groups contend a statewide
public financing system would
cost at most $ 40 million, far less than the $ 200 million advocates claim, pointing
to a study from SUNY Albany professor Michael Malbin as how the system would also help lesser - known candidates raise cash.
«While rightfully celebrating today the completion of an urgently needed
public works project, huge questions remain as
to costs and
financing over which the Governor has stumbled recently with contradictory statements.
Skelos in a gaggle with reporters said a
public financing system for state offices modeled after New York City's program could
cost up
to $ 200 million (advocates peg the
cost much lower, at $ 30 million) and that corruption is still bred with campaign contributions.
It's the kind of political issue he loves: widely popular, doesn't
cost a dime in tax increases
to enact (unless it includes
public financing of elections), and doesn't upset any of his key constituencies.
«Overall, sorting the
public finances, giving people incentives
to work, reducing business
costs in taxes: full marks
to the Chancellor,» he said.
We need a
public bank
to reduce
cost of
financing investments in infrastructure.»
Thus there is the awkward matter of how
to pay for this growing
cost - at a time when
public finances are already hovering at the level that threatens national bankruptcy.
Freedom of Information act requests are now revealing the full
cost of the off - balance sheet Private
Finance Initiative (PFI) structures used to finance so much «public» investment in the last 20
Finance Initiative (PFI) structures used
to finance so much «public» investment in the last 20
finance so much «
public» investment in the last 20 years.
For instance, the creation of an additional 46 district assemblies and 45 new parliamentary seats in 2012, ratcheted up the fixed
cost of government without much thought given
to what those actions mean for
public finances.
The coalition is set
to tighten
public finances by # 113bn by 2014/15, with # 30bn from tax measures, # 11bn from welfare reforms announced in the budget, # 10bn from lower debt interest
costs and # 61bn in cuts
to departmental spending.
And they were more likely
to engage in deficit
financing, which tends
to conceal the true
cost of government spending from the
public.
But charter - school people across the land would forfeit their front teeth if their schools could be
financed at almost $ 15,000 per pupil per year in
public funds, plus the many millions in philanthropy that Moskowitz has mustered
to finance start - up
costs and important ancillary services.
Larry is a Senior Research Fellow at the Center on Reinventing
Public Education leading its school
finance initiatives, including projects analyzing the
cost of blended learning schools and an initiative
to understand how we can
finance schools in support of innovation.
The Education Secretary Justine Greening says there needs
to be a more honest debate about the
cost of scrapping fees - both in financial terms
to the
public finances and in removing the funding for extra places.
As the state continues
to decrease its support of
public schools (the State now only covers about 38 percent of the
cost), it's important for communities
to know how much bang they are getting for their buck from Texas's school
finance system.
«Having experienced first - hand the challenges Flint's
public school students face, Isaiah Oliver will bring an essential perspective
to the School
Finance Research Collaborative as we seek the best and most reliable information on what it truly
costs to educate all students,» said Heather Morolla Kale, General Manager of the Ferris Wheel Innovation Center in Flint, and a Collaborative Advisory Committee member.
Schools Week approached the Local Government Information Unit, the NAH and the Chartered Institute of
Public Finance and Acfcountancy for advice both on how much a school should
cost to build and for advisory
costs, but was told no such target has ever been set and that no breakdowns were available.
Miles» report, which analyzed both state and national
public school spending trends, pointed
to numerous shortfalls in the state's school
finance structure, including that North Carolina has the fifth lowest average teacher salary in the nation when adjusted for
cost - of - living, and that the state's teachers earn only about 67 percent of the pay given
to «similarly - educated, non-teachers.»
The Office of the National Surface Transportation and Innovative
Finance Bureau, known as the Build America Bureau, develops DOT - wide policies
to improve transportation infrastructure
financing and project delivery, administers Departmental credit programs, develops new initiatives
to facilitate
public and private
financing mechanisms and analyzes the
cost effectiveness of new and alternative approaches.
(c) The Secretary is also authorized
to make grants
to assist in the initial staffing of any
public or nonprofit REHABILITATION facility constructed after the date of enactment of this section (whether or not such construction was
financed with the aid of a grant under this section) by covering part of the
costs (determined in accordance with regulations the Secretary shall prescribe) of compensation of professional or technical personnel of such facility during the period beginning with the commencement of the operation of such facility and ending with the close of four years and three months after the month in which such operation commenced.
This project leverages TIFIA
financing to reduce overall project
costs by approximately $ 50 million, and it utilizes a
public - private partnership (P3) structure
to reach completion faster through investments by a private firm.
Authorizes DOT, upon request,
to allow a state
to use its apportionment of national highway performance program funds
to pay subsidy and administrative
costs of Transportation Infrastructure
Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) program secured loans, loan guarantees, or credit for surface transportation projects for a state, local government,
public authority,
public - private partnership, or any other legal entity.
Interest is, of course, a cash
cost, while capitalization rates for publicly - traded common stocks have nothing
to do with most companies, since they do the bulk of their equity
financing by retaining earnings rather than by selling new issues of common stock
to the
public.
The Program has two goals: (1)
to lessen the degree
to which
financing the
cost of a legal education limits career options, and (2)
to encourage graduates
to choose
public interest careers.
The Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) program greatly reduces the degree
to which
financing the
cost of a legal education limits career options and opens the door
to public service careers by providing a path for total loan forgiveness.