How to pronounce “austerity” in English

This is the austerity years after the war.

Or you can do austerity.

his grandfather's austerity but very much in line with his new role as Chinese emperor and it was part of the Mongols

So it's a great austerity to be able to practice patience.

So should Greece have increased or decreased austerity?

Hence fewer people prefer years of austerity trying to innovate with a doubtful pecuniary payoff, only

All you can either do is deflate-- austerity-- which is politically unpalatable, or you basically sort your economy out and everybody kind of becomes

Every single country that's undergone an austerity program now has more debt than when they started.

This is version one of austerity.

It means more reform and less austerity.

And so in the context of fiscal austerity, what we learn is there are 81 episodes over the course of three and a

half decades of developing countries implementing fiscal austerity.

It became known as the Age of Austerity, or "Tkufat HaTsena" in Hebrew, and there were not enough meat, not enough fish, not enough dairy products, and, of course, not enough

It's not about a country we would expect intense austerity from, but the president of the major governing political party

its subsequent and continuing era of of precarity and austerity the ever accelerating drive toward consumerism

And the other was that we would impose austerity on the southern European countries.

I think now more than ever in the era of austerity where we're dealing with, I think, the three greatest challenges that will dominate the next 10 years-- the merger of IT and

Mark Blyth will share with us his insights into austerity as it takes shape in the European Union.

So discipline-- this one does not mean fiscal austerity.

And there's all kinds of discussion about whether they should have more or less austerity.

And they said, I think we should impose austerity.

He defended the features that had made his designed so popular-- its austerity, its flexibility-- but he conceded what he hadn't been willing to understand then.

So I like to call this liberalism's neuralgia and the aspirin of austerity.

So discipline, I define discipline to be not austerity, not the willingness to take extreme measures.

So, it's an increasing age of public austerity and there just isn't a sense that the government

know, and I think in some ways it was a reaction to the austerity and the

a country in dire economic straits at a time when association with the EU would have led to further austerity and hardship

And to some degree, the good side of all this austerity that the governments around the world are dealing with right now is they have to get creative.

The budget request released by the Pentagon last week, styled as an austerity measure, comes in at a tidy $527 billion, not

The Third World turned itself around through discipline, and discipline doesn't mean fiscal austerity.

And so let me just stress some facts that I actually think really highlight why fiscal austerity is not the right

It also has a chapter in this Austerity Age that I was just telling you about, because there were plenty of eggplants.

I think the road planning and so on with, you know, years and years of austerity.

Economic liberalization, privatization, deregulation, austerity-- all of these languages have intensified.

The 80s where a time of high unemployment, immigration, cutbacks, austerity of every kind.

in other words, it blows the budget of the government, in particular, in austerity, times like now, that's difficult to imagine, it leads to rising

So in a way, if you like, one of the unintended consequences of austerity was a new interest or a renewal of interest,

Britain has its own currency, like us, and has been cutting, been doing austerity.

will, welfare-statish-friendly transer, et cetera, suddenly became this huge doomsday device for this enormous experiment on austerity, which so far has cost around 30% of

If that goes bad, it's game over for the core European banks, which is why we really have austerity policies.

Third World ants, First World grasshoppers-- so discipline in the context of fiscal policy, again, doesn't mean austerity.

And just to connect clarity to discipline, discipline doesn't mean austerity in a European context.

When inflation's below 40%, the stock market falls by about 30%, when governments implement fiscal austerity.

So what that means for politicians, to answer your question directly in the current European-US context, is that implementing austerity in a 2% or 3% inflation

In other words, the stock market responding positively to a policy change is telling you, yes, that policy change, reducing inflation or austerity in the midst of high

So for ten years, I was already in the mobile home park which is a beautiful place, the message is not, for me, necessarily austerity for austerity sake but a reasonable life.

I like my dad's version of cheapness which is really, personal austerity and public generosity.