Sentences with phrase «run deficits like»

You'd be surprised how long countries can comfortably run deficits like that, but suddenly (literally over-night) they end up walking the plank — and investors end up whacked on the stock market, and the currency.

How long can we run a deficit like this before bad things begin to happen — our growth prospects begin to dim?

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How Japan got into this bind is a story other advanced countries (like Canada) should study as they run large deficits to stimulate their economies.

The government would like to run on a record of good economic management, defined as simply eliminating the deficit.

And the fact that joining the euro, means that you're not allowed to run a budget deficit to pump money into the economy to recover --- just like America has done --- it's that you have to pay debts that are so much beyond your ability to pay, that you'll end up like Haiti did, after it rebelled after the French Revolution.

But claiming as the Conservatives would that, if the federal government were to run a deficit, Canada would soon become like Greece is just utter «bull crap».

Well it's not too bad at all if you're a banker because now these countries like Greece and Ireland are broke and now the bankers get to go to them and say, well, you have to finance your government spending not by government running a deficit — but sell us your real estate, sell us your mines.

I'm not sure how Obama thinks he can smooth this one by all Federal taxpayers outside of the State of Illinois (which itself is running something like an admitted $ 21 billion budget deficit).

Mr. Prasad said that some persistent deficits, like the one that the United States runs with many countries including China, could be a sign of structural imbalances, like China's historic tendency to undervalue its currency.

On the other hand, economist Larry Summers argues in Foreign Affairs that running deficits can stimulate the economy — like giving a car battery a boost to get it going.

Because before it was guy The Shrub, who sorta kinda ran the deficit way up and started two pointless wars and wrecked the economy and little stuff like that, which people seem to think means that we Republicans can't select a decent candidate for the life of us.

Without a true perimeter stopper and a deficit in star power, the Pacers» postseason run could end up looking a lot like their last one.

It looks like we made a mistake with Xhakla, his time has to be running out because Ive never seen one player being so directly involved with so many goal deficits.

Some school districts, like SFUSD, allow their nutrition departments to run a deficit and cover it with money from the general fund, but other districts don't, and their nutrition directors have to find a way to make the school breakfast and lunch programs pay for themselves.

Or, like my home district of San Francisco, the school meal program just runs an enormous deficit and the school district grudgingly covers the cost.

The Republican Party has run up these deficits, we want the federal government to be in our bedrooms and between our women and their doctors, we started two wars instead of ending them like the Korean War and were supposed to stop the Vietnam War the Democrats started.

According to Jeanne Zaino, an executive at Appliedtechonomics and a political scientist, «In the past, the GOP has been able to overcome deficits by running strong candidates on issues like taxes that voters care so much about... The Democratic avalanche [in Latimer's election], however, showed that as important as taxes are to Westchester voters, there is now another issue that gets them even more vexed: Trump.»

From there you can understand what it would be like to run a calorie deficit and force your body to burn fat.

Schools like Edwards are running a deficit, even with the extra money.

While it doesn't offer any sign up or spending bonuses like some of its peers do, such as the Barclays Arrival ™ World MasterCard ®, Discover it ® Miles» flat 1.5 x miles accumulation rate makes up for this deficit in the long - run.

In like - for - like situations, the PS4 Pro game sees a 2 - 3 fps deficit, resulting in more noticeable stutter compared to the title running on the standard PS4 console.

It's almost like we — the twenty - and early thirty - somethings — are coming of age at some weird potluck of every social issue staring us in the face: food insecurity, epic natural disasters, stock market crashes, three wars, droughts worse than the Dust Bowl, banks getting away with robbery, extreme poverty, corporate - purchased elections, rising childhood obesity, rising deficit, salmon run extinctions, flocks of birds dropping out of the sky, college debt surpassing credit card debt, you name it.

It seems to me that Gleick's understanding of the lack of action on CO2 policy has its roots in the deficit model, and that Heartland was making the most outrageous scientific statements, and doing things that seemed «scientific» like running conferences and publishing the NIPCC.