Or public spending all European leaders adamantly want to reduce government spending.

We're trying to cut down expenses.

We're trying to cut down on expenses.

I must cut down expenses.

We need to lower our expenses.

She tried to lower her expenses.

We have to reduce our expenses.

Tom has been trying to lower his expenses.

They will need to reduce their expenditures.

We must try to bring down costs.

We have to cut down our monthly expenses.

I have to reduce my expenses this month.

Overspending countries are now retrenching, owing to the need to reduce their private and public spending, to import less, and to reduce their external deficits and deleverage.

Government spending, no less than government transfers, has actual beneficiaries.

increasing public sector spending on scientific institutes

So it emphasizes the need for Argentina to cut budget expenditures.

There has been much discussion of how to cut government spending, but too little attention has been devoted to how to make government spending more effective.

Of course, some government spending is desirable or necessary.

The IMF s advice to cut government spending and raise taxes will deepen the crisis.

Should such irrational exuberance force the government, willy nilly, to curtail public investment?

These numbers reflect the fact that IMF advice to countries facing budgetary pressures emphasizes the importance of sustaining expenditures on health and education. The Fund urges that savings be found in unproductive spending meaning excessive military spending, subsidies for the well to do, and inefficient administrative practices.

The Fund urges that savings be found in unproductive spending meaning excessive military spending, subsidies for the well to do, and inefficient administrative practices.

In fact, most countries are cutting public expenditures with the IMF s support.

And some of the government spending in the stimulus package will replace other outlays that would have occurred anyway.

It slashed public expenditure and capped spending at 35 of GDP the same level as in the United States.

This suggests the need for state spending, which is usually the beginning of a bad financial story.

But no one argues that the US should cut off defense expenditures.

So European states have no choice but to reduce their expenditures, and targeting welfare benefits that represent, on average, half of European public spending is the easiest way to bring immediate fiscal relief.

When aggregate demand falls short of aggregate supply, governments must increase public spending.

The only recourse is to slash wages and public spending spurred on by Berlin.

America needs to rein in its household and fiscal spending, so that it can cut the amount of money that it borrows and owes.

Like the former Soviet Union, the US will have to carry out perestroika and cut defense spending.

Finally, as all of the EU s 27 member states are now trying to reduce public spending in sustainable ways, financing for military operations, without which nothing is possible, requires a new approach. Those member states that are most heavily involved in an operation, in terms of both human resources and military equipment, are penalized by the financial burden that this commitment places on their national budgets.

Finally, as all of the EU s 27 member states are now trying to reduce public spending in sustainable ways, financing for military operations, without which nothing is possible, requires a new approach.

A few (not many) worry that this bout of government spending will result in inflation.

But government spending has continued to grow, because voters still want the services that government provides.

In the US, government consumes about 30 of GDP.

Government spending remains large enough to guarantee reasonable public services and a social safety net.

Moreover, the federal government could boost California's economy by re directing its expenditures to that state.

Basically it is a framework wherein the socio economic rights of children are implemented.

Technically, reducing a deficit is a straightforward matter one must either cut expenditures or raise taxes.

Their leaders in Congress are already declaring that they will slash public spending in order to begin reducing the deficit.

Government spending is another important segment of the state's economy, providing over ten percent of the gross state product.

State spending left over from the previous year is routinely included in the federal budget, regardless of whether the renewed authorization serves a specific and necessary purpose.

So, yes, government spending provides a short term boost, but there is a trade off with long run secular decline.