Sentences with phrase «rising deficits»

First, rising deficits mean rising interest payments, as seen in figure 1 above.
Rising deficits tend to put upward pressure on interest rates.
However, strong fiscal commitments were also made in the budget and the government might face a backlash if the upcoming budget were to show rising deficits and a growing debt - to - GDP ratio.
Rising deficits in the President's budget are the result of both spending and revenue growth over time.
The IMF noted that despite rising deficits, several of these countries still have adequate foreign exchange reserves and low levels of overall debt.
In 2003 Pataki made a controversial budget proposal in which he proposed several tax cuts, despite the state's rising deficits due to drying up tax revenue from the once boom to now bust dotcom sector, and resulting tech layoffs.
Inadequate support for gifted education hurts all talented scholars and fails to be rectified by the state and city budgets that are plagued by rising deficits.
Government bailouts of the financial industry, and the rising deficits that accompanied them, fueled political anger during and after the Great Recession.
But a return to rising deficits would mark a sea change.
In 1994 high interest rates combined with high debt were the main cause of the rising deficit and debt.
President Trump enters office with high levels of debt, rising deficits, major trust funds facing shortfalls, and no agreement on how to address these challenges.
Rising deficits are driven by spending growth that CBO projects will significantly exceed growth in revenue.
«An increase in business investment that coincides with rising deficits may push the economy into the last stages of the cycle earlier than would otherwise have been the case,» Zezas says.
The IFSD forecast showed a rising deficit reaching $ 31.5 billion in 2022 - 23, $ 19 billion higher than the Fall Update's forecast of $ 12.5 billion and $ 22.1 billion.
Look at Germany's rising currency and its rising surplus — and at America's recent falling exchange rate and its rising deficit.
If they take the (stupid) neo-liberal path and fight against the private spending cycle, Canada will end up with what I call a â $ ˜badâ $ ™ deficit driven by the automatic stabilisers â $ «a rising deficit with rising unemployment and declining growth.
No one in the Bush administration seemed to believe that rising deficits and debt were a problem.
As a result, easier fiscal policy and rising deficits may also put upward pressure on inflation and bond yields.
OAK FOREST — Citing a rising deficit that has topped $ 441,000, the Oak Forest Park District Board has decided to privatize its fitness center, despite protests from the employees who will lose their jobs and residents who use the center.
«The House bill is also financed in a responsible way it is fully paid for and would reduce our nation's rising deficits.
Clark said the budget process has become a little more difficult for legislators because of the rising deficit, which this year, fueled by the economic recession, totaled $ 9.6 billion.
For 2012, Cuomo said he will not raise taxes or fees, the same pledge he made in the 2010 campaign and through 11 months of his administration, only to relent in the face of a rising deficit and pressure from Assembly Democrats.
How far he goes in blaming Washington for the state's own fiscal woes — the state is facing a rising deficit that is shaping up to be Cuomo's worst in office — will be known soon after he starts his speech.
Second, rising deficits can invite a political backlash focused on reducing spending, with discretionary spending as an «easier» target than mandatory spending.
In the very near term, a rising deficit could also adversely impact the last round of spending cap negotiations next year.
«Despite the recession and the rising deficit, Americans are willing to spend more on education, but they express considerable reluctance to pay more in local taxes for that purpose,» says the poll's survey director, William Howell.
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