- deficit financing
- /'defɪsɪt ˌfaɪnænsɪŋ/ nouna type of financial planning by a government in which it borrows money to cover the difference between its tax income and its expenditure
Dictionary of banking and finance. 2015.
deficit financing
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deficit financing — ➔ financing * * * Budgetary policy that produces a deficit and a resulting government borrowing requirement. It can be the direct result of positive government action or failure to control spending. * * * deficit financing UK US noun [U] ►… … Financial and business terms
deficit financing — n. the practice of seeking to stimulate a nation s economy by increasing government expenditures beyond revenue sources (deficit spending) … English World dictionary
deficit financing — (esp. of a government) expenditures in excess of public revenues, made possible typically by borrowing. * * * In government, the practice of spending more money than is received as revenue, the difference being made up by borrowing or minting new … Universalium
deficit financing — noun : the financing of government expenditures by borrowing rather than by taxation … Useful english dictionary
deficit financing — The creation of a government budget deficit for the purpose of expanding economic activity by fiscal policy … Big dictionary of business and management
deficit financing — state in which expenses are higher than income … English contemporary dictionary
deficit financing — /ˌdɛfəsət ˈfaɪnænsɪŋ/ (say .defuhsuht fuynansing) noun a practice which enables a government Treasury to make payments when its receipts fail to cover expenditures …
deficit financing — / defɪsɪt ˌfaɪnænsɪŋ/ noun planning by a government to cover the shortfall between tax income and expenditure by borrowing money … Marketing dictionary in english
budget deficit financing — A deliberate budgeted excess of government expenditure over income, with the object of stimulating economic growth, financed by borrowing • • • Main Entry: ↑budget … Useful english dictionary
deficit spending — [n] paying out in excess of income debt, debt explosion, deficit financing, in the red, megadebt, negative cash flow, no assets, overspending; concepts 324,330,344 … New thesaurus
