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91public spending — noun Spending by the government • • • Main Entry: ↑public * * * public spending UK US noun [uncountable] the money that the government pays for projects relating to education, health care, defence etc Thesaurus: help with social problemshyponym …
92public spending round — [public spending round] noun [usu sing] the arrangement made every year by the British government in which different government departments are given money for the year. The public spending round is announced in the ↑budget, together with details …
93List of countries by research and development spending — Percentage out of the GDP # Togo: 8.4% # Sweden: 3.8% # Israel: 3.7% # Japan: 2.8% # Korea, South: 2.7% # Switzerland: 2.6% # United States: 2.5% # Germany: 2.3% # France: 2.2% # El Salvador: 2.2% # Iceland: 2.1% # Netherlands: 2% # Denmark: 1.9% …
94Deficit Spending — Unter englisch deficit spending bzw. deutsch Defizitfinanzierung wird die Situation verstanden, dass der Staat sich verschuldet, um durch staatlich vergebene Aufträge verstärkte Nachfrage zu generieren, wodurch insbesondere während Rezessionen… …
95Construction Spending — Расходы на строительство Словарь терминов и сокращений рынка forex, Forex EuroClub …
96ISM Construction Spending Index — Индекс расходов на строительство Словарь терминов и сокращений рынка forex, Forex EuroClub …
97free-spending — /free spen ding/, adj. spending or tending to spend freely: If you don t mend your free spending ways, you ll go bankrupt. * * * …
98RBC Consumer Attitudes And Spending By Household Index - RBC CASH Index — An index based on a monthly national survey of consumer attitudes on the state of savings, local economies, personal financial situations and confidence to make significant investments, which covers both now and in the future. The RBC CASH Index… …
99big-spending — /ˈbɪg spɛndɪŋ/ (say big spending) adjective characterised by large expenditure: a big spending budget …
100consumer spending — /kənˌsju:mə spendɪŋ/ noun spending by private households on goods and services ▪▪▪ ‘…companies selling in the UK market are worried about reduced consumer spending as a consequence of higher interest rates and inflation’ [Business] …
