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As the report also notes, higher spending on health does not guarantee better health outcomes.

Under a paper-money system, a determined government can always generate higher spending and, hence, positive inflation.

The share of Americans who want to see higher spending on national security is actually down to 26 percent.

But longer stays and higher spending by visitors will probably serve to compensate, giving a significant boost to South Africa's economy.

Public-sector unions combine support for higher spending with vigorous opposition to more accountability.

But America may also make increased demands on Australia that will call for higher spending on defence.

Mr Adelson said last week: "Supply begets demand. Our business model goes after the higher-spending, higher-value customer. "

Of course, the broad increase was driven in part by higher spending on necessities like gas and food.

A higher bill for food and fuel subsidies, and higher spending on rural welfare programs, have put the government' finances under strain.

California's constitution locks in higher spending in good years, paving the way for huge deficits in the down.

It's the present situation in poor areas that calls for much higher spending on education and training.

In practice, however, as Lardy shows, the government's moves towards higher spending have been far too timid.

European opposition politicians on the left and some labor leaders are calling for higher spending.

China Railway Construction, one of the biggest likely beneficiaries of higher spending, rose by 20. 2 per cent to HK$10. 70.

Indeed, almost everyone in the House has a mandate to deliver either lower taxes or higher spending.

They may also look favourably on any stimulus based on tax cuts not higher spending.

Also noteworthy is how consumers who spent more in 2010 than in 2009 account for their higher spending.

The problem with this is that higher spending and tax cuts will only make a big budget deficit even bigger.