fiscal revenues

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• fiscal — fis·cal / fis kəl/ adj [Latin fiscalis, from fiscus basket, treasury] 1: of or relating to taxation, public revenues, or public debt fiscal policy 2: of or relating to financial matters fis·cal·ly adv Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law …   Law dictionary

• Fiscal Illusion — is a public choice theory of government expenditure first developed by the Italian economist Amilcare Puviani. Fiscal Illusion suggests that when government revenues are unobserved or not fully observed by taxpayers then the cost of government is …   Wikipedia

• Fiscal drag — refers to the process where tax thresholds are either not adjusted for inflation, or fail to keep pace with earnings growth, causing in either case an automatic rise in tax revenues.Example of nominal fiscal dragSuppose a person earns $20,000 per …   Wikipedia

• Fiscal conservatism — (also known as economic conservatism) is a political phrase term used in North America to describe advocacy of lower governmental spending practices and a lower federal debt; It is used to define someone who advocates smaller government, less… …   Wikipedia

• Fiscal — *Fiscal municipality in Huesca, Spain *Several bird species in the Shrike family are known as fiscals, for example the Common Fiscal. The name comes from the Afrikaans word fiskaal meaning ‘public official, hangman’, because they hang their prey… …   Wikipedia

• Fiscal imbalance — is the term used by governments to describe a monetary imbalance between the national government and smaller, subordinate governments, such as those of states or provinces.A vertical fiscal imbalance occurs when the revenues of different levels… …   Wikipedia

• Fiscal Neutrality — occurs when taxes and government spending are neutral, with neither having an effect on demand. Fiscal neutrality creates a condition where demand is neither stimulated nor diminished by taxation and government spending. A balanced budget is an… …   Investment dictionary

• fiscal crisis — (of the state) A term coined by James O Connor (The Fiscal Crisis of the State, 1973), to denote the ‘structural gap’ in advanced capitalist societies between state revenues and expenses, which leads to economic, social, and political crises; now …   Dictionary of sociology

• fiscal crisis of the state — fiscal crisis (of the state) A term coined by James O Connor (The Fiscal Crisis of the State, 1973), to denote the ‘structural gap’ in advanced capitalist societies between state revenues and expenses, which leads to economic, social, and… …   Dictionary of sociology

• fiscal — [fis′kəl] adj. [Fr < LL fiscalis < L fiscus, basket of rushes, public chest < IE * bhidh , pot (> ON bitha, milk jug) < base * bheidh , to weave, tie] 1. having to do with the public treasury or revenues 2. financial 3. designating …   English World dictionary

• fiscal policy — Measures employed by governments to stabilize the economy, specifically by adjusting the levels and allocations of taxes and government expenditures. When the economy is sluggish, the government may cut taxes, leaving taxpayers with extra cash to …   Universalium