Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fiscal-conservative
Adjective
/ˈfɪs.kəl.kənˈsɜr.və.t̬ɪv/
Definition
A fiscal conservative is someone who prioritizes reducing government spending, minimizing debt, and maintaining balanced budgets while often advocating for lower taxes.
Examples
- The fiscal-conservative policies of the administration led to significant budget cuts in various public services.
- She identified as a fiscal-conservative, advocating for more responsible government spending.
- During the debate, he presented his fiscal-conservative stance by insisting that lowering taxes would stimulate the economy.
Meaning
Fiscal conservatives believe in a limited role for government in the economy and support policies that promote financial responsibility. They typically argue that excessive government spending can lead to economic inefficiencies and burdens on future generations.
Synonyms
- Economic conservative
- Budget-conscious
- Financially responsible
