fiscal rules and targets
"Fiscal rules and targets" refer to predetermined guidelines and objectives set by governments or authorities to regulate and control their public finances. These guidelines typically include limits on government spending, debt levels, deficits, and target values for key fiscal indicators, with the aim of ensuring fiscal responsibility and stability.
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- fiscal consolidation measures
- fiscal oversight committees
- fiscal responsibility laws
- fiscal rules for subnational governments
- fiscal sustainability
- fiscal transparency regulations
- golden rule of public finance
- government expenditure controls
- limitations on public borrowing
- long-term fiscal sustainability
- medium-term budgetary framework
- performance-based budgeting
- public debt sustainability
- spending limits
- structural budget balance
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