Fiscal policy refers to policies undertaken by governments (all levels) in the area of their spending and taxation. Examples of fiscal policy include increases in government expenditures on health and a reduction in the Goods and Services Tax (GST). Policies that aim to increase economic growth are called expansionary policies and those that lead to slower growth are called contractionary policies.
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the 2012 – 2020
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(Released February 2012)
the 2012 – 2020
outlook scenario.
(Released February 2012)
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