pub·lic ex·ˈpen·di·ture СУЩ.
ex·pendi·ture [ɪkˈspendɪtʃəʳ, ek-, америк. -ɚ] СУЩ.
1. expenditure no pl:
2. expenditure (sum spent):
I. pub·lic [ˈpʌblɪk] ПРИЛ. неизм.
1. public (of the people):
2. public (for the people):
3. public (not private):
4. public (state):
5. public БИРЖ.:
II. pub·lic [ˈpʌblɪk] СУЩ. + ед./pl гл.
1. public (the people):
2. public (patrons):
3. public (not in private):
expenditure СУЩ. БУХГ.
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Public expenditure in the years 1892-93 was 80,000,000 with income tax at seven pence in the pound.
en.wikipedia.org For any country the public expenditure rises constantly.
en.wikipedia.org He believed that public expenditure should be curtailed, but with the maintenance of naval and military spending commensurate with keeping of the peace.
en.wikipedia.org One result was economic stagnation and a steady decline, preventing major public expenditure.
en.wikipedia.org Public expenditure on the military and the navy by 1871 was at its lowest level since 1858.
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