0 used to describe a set of conditions during which something increases in size, number, or importance : --
These expansionary policies in a strategic part of the real economy were coupled with large fiscal deficits.
An expansionary period is the outcome if the fiscal deficit increases.
These studies have not explicitly focused on expansionary fiscal contractions.
Evidence of political manipulation would be a departure from the trends in an expansionary direction during the relevant pre-election periods.
It was to be denoted the expansionary fiscal contraction hypothesis.
The net effect of the redistribution will then have an expansionary effect on aggregate private consumption.
Another strategy would be to classify a period that is both expansionary and contractionary as either a contraction or an expansion.
This implies that an expansionary fiscal contraction is more likely if the contraction is brought about by cuts in transfers.
