"Severe austerity" refers to a situation where there are strict measures taken to reduce government spending and control budget deficits. It typically involves cutting back on public services, reducing social benefits, and increasing taxes to stabilize the economy.
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Mr Baron argued that saving the euro could make the recession worse, as it forces countries to
adopt severe austerity packages instead of considering the alternative of revaluing their currency.
The budget deficit in IMF article 4 is projected to be 3.8 so ladies and gentlemen next year, let us be assured that there will be
severe austerity equivalent to 1983.
There is tragedy and heartbreak running in the film's veins right from the first forlorn images of the Braddock steel mill photographed with
severe austerity by cinematographer Masanobu Takayanagi (The Grey) and set to the pained vocalizations of Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, this ambience only growing in severity as things progress.
Under the burden of the financial collapse and the imposition of
severe austerity on certain EURO countries the EURO area has never recovered and is not expected to in the near term.
He warned that without federal action the island will be forced to
make severe austerity measures that will hurt both the Puerto Rican people and the national economy.
Obama intended the prospect of the fiscal cliff's dramatic mandatory cuts in social programs to extort progressive Congressional Democrats into agreeing to
inflict severe austerity by voting in favor of what Obama hoped would be massive cuts in social programs and the safety net adopted by the Congressional «super committee» created by the same bipartisan austerity deal that created the «fiscal cliff.»
The budget deficit in IMF's article four is projected to be 3.8 %, so ladies and gentlemen, next year, let us be assured that there is going to be «ahutsere» —
severe austerity equivalent to 1983; you should expect that,» he stressed.
In the current economic environment,
severe austerity would be required to achieve a balanced budget in 2019 - 20 and would have serious negative consequences for the economy.
He has indicated he favours
a severe austerity programme; ending the indexation of salaries and benefits to inflation, cutting health and education spending and privatising state assets — policies would further weaken the economic situation.
A few years ago, the EU put Greece under
a severe austerity program, but it did nothing but anger the Greek citizenry, who then recently elected a left - wing government that promised them a more splendiferous future.