How to pronounce “fiscal policy” in English

monetary policy -- fiscal policy the same way we have confiscated fiscal policy two generations ago, by creating -- it's okay.

So you'd choose interest rates and fiscal policy to optimize that part of the economy.

But I want to focus on fiscal policy.

Because there's so much discussion about fiscal policy right now in the newspapers, whether it be in the United States, Western Europe, or Great Britain.

And in the context of fiscal policy, discipline is actually no more complicated than the story of the ant and the grasshopper in "Aesop's Fables."

It means running counter cyclical fiscal policy, saving for a rainy day.

Campaign funds driving critical areas of fiscal policy unrelated to the merits of the underlying fiscal policy.

What does discipline mean in the context of fiscal policy?

Now, going to fiscal policy, you could re-tell the story in fiscal policy as well, and instead of fiscal surpluses you would have

These are the key lessons, whether it's fiscal policy, trade policy, policy with respect to international capital flows that are key for greater shared prosperity in

So this is, of course fiscal policy, you store the energy, you run fiscal surpluses.

important thing that you said is that we need to understand you don't do fiscal policy, fiscal stimulus all the time.

This is a rule that allows you to use the power of fiscal policy in the bad years, 11 percent budget deficit

If you expand monetary policy at the same time you will have an expansive fiscal policy.

that but it was striking that throughout this period when people have been saying oh you know our fiscal policy with huge

We're borrowing to finance the war, which is actually good fiscal policy to do.

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

Energy can travel in time in terms of fiscal policy.

Fiscal policy is again a monopoly of the government to print debt.

if we had a bad economy in 2004 the administration wouldn't have been re-elected so one has to question what the fiscal policy of the United States

does this sound familiar in current policy debates?-- debasing its currency, pursuing policies that favored the present over the future, including fiscal policy

I mean, the idea was, give people benefits at the same time that you fund the war, it's fiscal policy that usually leads to inflation.

Now, the question is, what did we do with our fiscal policy here?

Male #2: And that there definitely is a role for fiscal policy and it's a role -- I think and the

The sin of monetary policy is hyperinflation, the sin of fiscal policy is debt.