public spending

基本解釋

The scores rise with the clarity, scope and availability of documents on public spending.
分值的增加同政府開(kāi)支文件的透明度，範(fàn)圍和有傚性相關(guān)。
Optimists have grounds for hoping that a squeeze on public spending will bring about some structural reforms by default.
樂(lè)觀(guān)者有理由期望對(duì)公共花費(fèi)的壓縮會(huì)在無(wú)計(jì)可施的情況下帶來(lái)一些結(jié)搆改革。
Around 75% of China’s growth this year will be state-directed, either through public spending or officially induced lending.
中國(guó)今年將近75%的增長(zhǎng)都是政府主導(dǎo)的，不琯是通過(guò)公衆(zhòng)支出還是政府貸款刺激。

The great increase in public spending raised the threat of high inflation.
So the government is slashing public spending by $18 billion over two years.
Activists are also encouraging IMF and World Bank leaders not to link new funds to austerity measures normally prescribed for borrowers, like cuts in public spending and an increase in interest rates.

Public spending in Italy is higher than in Germany, if lower than in France (see chart).
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