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Fiscal or
fiscal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fiscal usually refers to
government finance. In this context, it may
refer to:
Fiscal policy...
- A
fiscal year (also
known as a
financial year, or
sometimes budget year) is used in
government accounting,
which varies between countries, and for budget...
- In
economics and
political science,
fiscal policy is the use of
government revenue collection (taxes or tax cuts) and
expenditure to
influence a country's...
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Fiscal drag
happens when the government's net
fiscal position (spending
minus taxation)
fails to
cover the net
savings desires of the
private economy,...
- In economics, the
fiscal multiplier (not to be
confused with the
money multiplier) is the
ratio of
change in
national income arising from a
change in government...
- As a
subfield of
public economics,
fiscal federalism is
concerned with "understanding
which functions and
instruments are best
centralized and
which are...
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Fiscal populism (財政ポピュリズム) is an
active advocate for
increased spending and tax cuts, in
defiance of
fiscal soundness. This is a term
mainly used in ****anese...
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common for
fiscalization law to be
confused with
fiscal law.
Fiscal law and
fiscalization are
different things in
finance and taxes.
Fiscal law is about...
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Fiscal capacity is the
ability of the
state to
extract revenues to
provide public goods and
carry out
other functions of the state,
given an administrative...
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Fiscal sponsorship refers to the
practice of non-profit
organizations offering their legal and tax-exempt
status to groups—typically projects—engaged in...
