Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

contrainte budgétaire inter-temporelle

English translation:

intertemporal budget/budgetary constraint

Added to glossary by veratek
Mar 4, 2011 20:17
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French term

contrainte budgétaire inter-temporelle

French to English Bus/Financial Economics
La contrainte budgétaire inter-temporelle est obtenue par sommation des contraintes instantanées :

(math formula)

In English would this be intertemporal budget constraint and not intertemporal budgetary constraint ? I have a doubt because shortly before in the text there is:

La soutenabilité inter-temporelle d’un Etat est donnée par la contrainte budgétaire qui rend compte de la dynamique de la dette :

(math formula)

Does this seem like a case where I should keep "budgetary" - intertemporal budgetary constraint ?

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intertemporal budget constraint

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intertemporal budget constraint | Definition of intertemporal ... - [ Traducir esta página ]1 Jan 2002 ... Find out what intertemporal budget constraint means: A Dictionary of Economics has the definition of intertemporal budget constraint.
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Lecture Notes 3 Addendum. The Intertemporal Budget Constraint. These notes review the intertemporal budget constraint. Recall that ...
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agree philgoddard : You were first - and I really don't think it matters whether you say budget or budgetary.
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agree rkillings
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agree cc in nyc : I agree with philgoddard – "budget" or "budgetary" – though veratek was first! :=))
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intertemporal budgetary constraint

Every budget is, by definition, a constraint so yes you are right. I have not seen the formulas but debt is the slack variable of a budget constraint...otherwise Greece and Ireland would not have the problems they have...you get indebted when you do not pay heed to your budgetary constraints and go on with your (national) lifestyle
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neutral Jennifer Levey : Your explanation includes both 'budget' and 'budgetary', and that is clearly the main doubt expressed by Asker. So, pse jump down from the fence: which is it?
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agree José Patrício : http://www.answers.com/budgetary coercion
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