Discover how fiscal neutrality affects budget, demand, and economic actions without altering government deficits or surpluses. Gain insights with real-world examples.

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India has successfully met its fiscal deficit target for FY25 at 4.8% of GDP, with a further reduction planned to 4.4% for FY26. This achievement was bolstered by strong tax revenues and a significant ...

NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 19: The National Debt Clock is seen February 19, 2004 in New York City. According to a Treasury Department report, the U.S. governments national debt, the accumulation of past ...

Government budget deficits can boost corporate profits relative to national savings, but do not guarantee higher profit margins. Rising deficits have caused corporate profits to decouple from net ...

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday made it clear that reducing debt-to- GDP ratio will be the central pillar of ...

The twin deficits hypothesis has long been central to macroeconomic debates, positing that a government’s chronic fiscal deficit may generate or exacerbate a current account deficit. This ...

The federal government's budget deficit has grown by more than $300 billion in the first five months of fiscal year 2025, according to the latest data. The Treasury Department's latest monthly ...

The ADB brief shows that Europe’s long experience with fiscal rules highlights the importance of transparent, flexible, and ...

VIJAYAWADA: A sharp fiscal contrast separates 2023-24 and 2024-25 in Andhra Pradesh, two financial years governed by ...

Franklin County public schools completed an audit of the 2025 fiscal year and found they now face a $1.7 million deficit due ...