Synonyms for fiscal policy
fis·cal pol·i·cy

Princeton's WordNet

1. fiscal policynoun

   a government policy for dealing with the budget (especially with taxation and borrowing)

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1. • Economic Policy

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1. Rishi Sunak:

   Inflation, interest rates - those are two of the factors which I have to think about as I determine what’s the appropriate fiscal policy, what’s the right level of tax and borrowing and spending, particularly because our public finances are sensitive to changes and things like inflation and interest rates, which have been very low for quite a while.

2. Masaru Hamasaki:

   Manufacturers which have large exposures to China will likely suffer for a while, many of the defensive stocks are already at expensive levels, so key is whether the country's fiscal policy can help domestic-demand sensitive companies further grow.

3. Li Huiyong:

   Fixed-asset investment growth picked up due to stronger real estate investment, the economy still needs support from loose monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy going forward. Apart from the expansion of the (budget) deficit to implement tax cuts, the central government needs to maintain infrastructure investment.

4. Michael Hasenstab:

   It is clear that the administration's legitimacy of pro cyclical and overly expansive monetary and fiscal policy are over. A change is inevitable.

5. Gavin Parry:

   The markets are still under the sway of fiscal policy at the moment, the focus is still very much on governments and central bank policy and there's a lack of consensus on what policy outcomes might be, which has kept conviction down and turnover in the market low.