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Meanings of public spending in English

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Usage of public spending in English
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This year, the government expects 4 percent growth, driven by public spending.
Reuters
2
The Finnish government was forced to slash public spending and increase taxes.
Independent.ie
3
Loss of services through public spending cuts is already having negative effects.
The Guardian
4
Issue a decree requiring austerity measures and budgetary discipline in public spending.
Reuters
5
However, the chancellor admitted public spending would need to be reined in.
The Guardian
6
The Tories will skew public spending in favour of the private sector.
The Guardian
7
For Mr McCreevy has been careful to define current public spending liberally.
The Irish Times
8
Do we need less, more or the same amount of public spending?
A journey: my political life
9
It repeated the call for higher public spending in its latest assessment.
The Guardian
10
As chief secretary to the Treasury he was responsible for public spending.
Reuters
11
So, what has happened to the cost of living and public spending?
The Guardian
12
In contrast, public spending provides an immediate boost to output and employment.
Reuters
13
Thatcher also leaves an unclear legacy when it comes to public spending.
The Guardian
14
It argued that recession should be a cue for greater public spending.
Reuters
15
We are on target and in line with our public spending forecasts.
BBC
16
Consumer spending, capital investment and public spending all rose in the quarter.
The Irish Times
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Public spending through the time
Public spending across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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