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The lion's share of the direct expenditures are imposed by regulatory requirements: trials, data, and more trials.

The (somewhat simplified) difference between the two: Fiscal policy is taxes and expenditures; monetary policy is what your central bank does.

The personal-consumption-expenditures (PCE) rate is somewhat higher at 1.3%, but still below the target.

These expenditures follow Monday’s authorization of six new rail lines costing 250 billion yuan.

As far as the cash needed goes, it's really nothing compared to military expenditures.

And if it were our personal bank accounts then probably all but Elon Musk would prioritize his expenditures towards more terrestrial pursuits.

Can I ask them to point me to billions of expenditures done to ensure security that had no other purpose.

Their capital expenditures in that space wipe most of that out anyhow.

Their incomes (taxes) keep being lower than expenditures, aka salaries, pensions etc.

Once people realize that lobbying expenditures include salaries and media buys, it's not hard to see how the total gets into many millions of dollars.

I could imagine a programers union being able to prove much greater transparency in collective decision making, and paper trails of expenditures.

I'd like to echo drjesusphd and ask if you could point us to any good information you've found on increasing per-student expenditures.

Moreover, a lot of credit cards offer rewards programs in terms of cash back or "points" as a percentage of your expenditures.

"giving [me] the job" >* Funds the massive philanthropy expenditures that help those in need everyday "Funds", because the actual work is done by real people.

These expenditures follow Monday’s authorization of six new rail lines costing 250 billion yuan." -- directly supports my position that the government of China is forced to allocate tax capital to infrastructure expenses because they do not have adequate private infrastructural management.

The title of the image says "who owns America's debt" (the total amount of bonds we've sold), but the caption, and the dollar amount, suggest that it's actually about the deficit (the total amount - in a given year - by which government expenditures exceed the amount of money taxed from citizens).