Príklady cutback

• The deflationary policies enacted in response to the depression led to severe cutbacks in metropolitan army effectives in the early 1930s.

• As always in times of retrenchment, elected officials have needed to win the goodwill of voters and interest groups for these unpopular cutbacks.

• Once in place, such expansionary systems were destined to face cutbacks in one way or another.

• The variation between programmes is bigger for untransparent cutbacks than for transparent cutbacks, although there is also a noticeable variation among the latter.

• Secondly, untransparent cutbacks are expected to explain the variation between programmes better than transparent cutbacks.

• The grant cutbacks also heavily affected the financing of public works.

• This conclusion is strengthened by some further observations regarding how cutbacks were implemented.

• Unemployment has also very little effect on opinions towards cutbacks.

• The unemployment rate skyrocketed, welfare recipiency expanded and various cutbacks and changes in social benefits and welfare services were introduced.

• Programmes relatively susceptible to non-transparent reforms have suffered larger cutbacks than other programs.

• Targeting local government for spending cutbacks is an ineffective means of addressing the problem of rising costs associated with the advanced welfare state.

• Only in 1995 did the unemployed oppose cutbacks in income transfers more than those in work.

• Thus, odd ratios lower than one (1.00) indicate more negative opinions towards cutbacks than the opinions of the reference category (ref.).

• If governments anticipate more negative effects from cutting one programme than another, we expect implemented cutbacks to reflect this.

• Nonetheless, when it comes to cutbacks we have reasons to believe that pensioners are more influential than other groups.