deficit spending信息详情
（尤指政府的）[财政]赤字开支；寅吃卯粮
deficit───n.赤字；不足额
spending───n.花费；开销；v.花费；度过（spend的现在分词形式）
deficit disorder───赤字障碍
calorific deficit───热量不足
discretionary spending───可自由支配的个人开支
compulsive spending───强迫性过度消费
bravery deficit───胆亏
deficit define───赤字定义
spending power───（市民）购买力，消费能力，支出能力；消费力
Keynesian macroeconomics argues for deficit spending.───凯恩斯宏观经济学主张赤字支出。
Some deficit spending will counteract export losses in the short term.───一些赤字开支将在短期内抵销出口损失。
But we're getting up to almost 10 percent of deficit spending already.───不过我们现在已经看到几乎10%的赤字开支。
At least the monetarists propose cutting rates and expanding the money supply and the Keynesians promote deficit spending.───至少，货币主义者还建议削减利率及提高货币供给而凯恩斯主义者支持扩大赤字。
She added that the deficit spending was out of control, and said she thought it was putting the country at risk.───她补充说财政赤字已经完全失去了控制，她认为这是在把国家推向危险之中。
They believe low interest rates and heavy deficit spending will be ineffective while leaving the U. S. with a mountain of debt.───他们认为，低息高赤字效率不高，而且会让政府债务如山。
The White House must placate investors nervous about deficit spending with the political imperative of getting the jobless rate down.───白宫必须表露出降低失业率的急迫政治责任感，来安抚投资者对赤字支出的忧虑。
So the inflexibility of the euro, not deficit spending, lies at the heart of the crisis.───因此，欧元的僵化才是危机的核心，而并非财政赤字性支出。
Another watershed was the legal-tender act under Abraham Lincoln, which paved the way for an acceptance of deficit spending.───另一个分水岭是亚伯拉罕•林肯的法定货币法案，正是这个法案铺平了赞同政府寅吃卯粮的道路。
The White House must placate investors nervous about deficit spending with the political imperative of getting the jobless rate down.
While Washington could engage in deficit spending, if we didn’t have money, we had to raise and spend, or not spend at all.
Aggressive monetary policy and deficit spending have, for the time being, averted that danger.
They denounce deficit spending, declaring that you can’t solve debt problems with more debt.
In a Keynesian model, government deficit spending energizes a depressed economy and can stimulate investment and consumption in the private sector.
Regardless of who wins the Presidential election, further deficit spending, tax rebates and other forms of fiscal stimulus are all a good bet -- both to happen and to be not enough to break the cycle.
World War II forced huge deficit spending, financed almost entirely by bond issues sold to American citizens and corporations.
Deficit spending created an economic boom — and the boom laid the foundation for long-run prosperity.
China's stimulus is not just a matter of deficit spending, as economist John Ross has emphasized.