economic stimulus

economic stimulus
economic stimulus UK US noun [C or U]
ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT actions by a government, bank, etc. that are intended to encourage activity and growth in the economy, for example, in order to avoid a recession: »

They are pushing for $5 billion in spending for roads and bridges, largely as an economic stimulus.

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The US House of Representatives approved an economic stimulus package including tax rebates to encourage consumer spending.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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